[jboss-user] [JBossWS] - @WebFault and @XmlType issues for Exception classes

2008-04-17 Thread yogeshkb 
Hi Team,

I have many webservices with operations throwing a common exception (eg.,  
SomeException) across all the services 

I tried to annotate the SomeException class using various approaches but failed 
to generate the client stubs with a common target namespace different from the 
targetnamespace of the webservice itself.

Approach 1:

Used @XmlType(namespace=common.targetnamespace) in the SomeException class

Approach 2:

Used @WebFault(targetNamespace=common.targetnamespace)

In both the above approaches, the wsconsume generated a separate stub for 
SomeException class for each webservice in the same targetnamespace of the 
webservice and not on the specified common.targetnamespace.

My requirement is to generate a single SomeException client stub in the 
common.targetnamespace.

Pls let me know whether this is a bug or suggest some workarounds.

Regards,
Yogesh

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[jboss-user] [JBossWS] - @WebFault and @XmlType

2007-07-11 Thread bartvh 
Can @WebFault and @XmlType be used on the same element? I have an application 
exception with additional information. The exception gets defined in the .wsdl 
as a complex type, but the @XmlType annotation information does not seem to be 
taken into account: the type is defined in the wrong namespace, and nested 
elements are included in the type that should not be there. 

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