If you mean they use a different namespace prefix (bp:, ws:) for the same
namespace uri ("http://mydomain/MYservice";), that shouldn't be a problem.alex On 7/13/07, jbi joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, currently Im using a PoJO with lw-container, but may have loads of others in the future. I turned on DEBUG. I think its soemthing to do with the deploy.xml file and how Im specifing URL to WSDL. The namespace that I have used for my BPEL and WSDL are the same, but with differnt xsd. I used netbeans to construct them and the example had them named the same. MYservice.bpel MYservice.wsdl Namesace bp=http://mydomain/MYservice ws=http://mydomain/MYservice IS THAT OK? Alex Boisvert wrote: > > On 7/13/07, jbi joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >> I suspected that the message is misleading. I will try changing the >> debuf >> level. >> I am using the JMX console and see the endpoint listed for the BPEL. >> QUESTION: Where if anyplace does the WSDL have to be specified. >> Does it need to be specified inside of the Normalized Message? > > > > The WSDLs are only required for the BPEL process and are not directly > referenced in the normalized message. The service name + endpoint are > part > of the message exchange metadata. > > BTW, which service engine are you using for your Java components? Are you > using servicemix-lwcontainer? servicemix-jsr181? servicemix-cxf-se? > I'll > get started on an example, most likely with servicemix-lwcontainer. > > alex > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Could-not-find-a-mapper-for-request-message-tf4067593.html#a11585559 Sent from the Apache Ode User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
