With XmlSchema 1.4.1 we are seeing a regression in the Woden test results
for the W3C WSDL 2.0 test suite. We see 4 test cases fail which passed
successfully when Woden was last tested with XmlSchema 1.3.1. It seems to
be related to chameleon includes (including a schema that has no TNS). In
+1 to moving Axis2 to Java 5. With Woden currently at Java 1.4 (to support
Axis2) we provide a type-safe API using typed arrays. We would prefer to use
Java 5 generics.
+1 to previous suggestions about supporting existing Axis2 uses tied to Java
1.4 by rolling up trunk into an Axis2 1.4 release
Axis2 devs,
I have implemented a solution for Jira WODEN-47 [1] which adds to the Woden
API generic access to WSDL 2.0 component extension properties. Woden still
supports the original extension-specific APIs, registered via the
ExtensionRegistry, and changes to that existing programming model
Tom,
I was attempting to run a local Axis2 maven build to investigate your
problem, but got sidetracked - sorry about that. Lawrence's suggestion was
what I had in mind anyway. Sandakith's recommendations are correct too. Is
this issue resolved now - please post if you're still have problems.
,
If the geronimo stax-api 1.0 is compatible with the codehaus stax-api
1.0.1 then I can't se why we couldn't swap the one used by Axiom... do
you know if Axiom will work with the geronimo jar?
David
On 21/08/07, John Kaputin (gmail) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Axis2 and Axiom redistribute
Axis2 and Axiom redistribute the stax-api-1.0.1.jar file from the Codehaus
StAX project under the Apache License 2.0, however it is not initially
distributed under this license. The jar file does not contain a license
file and the only reference to licensing on the StAX project website (
We are planning a Woden M8 release for end of July to complete the W3C spec
compliance for WSDL 2.0 assertions. WSDL 2.0 has just become a W3C
Recommendation.
I expect M8 development to complete by 20th July, with maybe 1 week of
release mgt after that. Might be able to bring M8 forward a bit
WSDL4J v1.6.2 has just been released at http://sourceforge.net/projects/wsdl4j/.
It is incremental to v1.6.1, adding 3 new bug fixes, including a fix
for a potential NPE. See the release notes on the File download page
for details. Can you please use this for the upcoming Axis2 1.1
release.
Resending with Axis2 in subject line.-- Forwarded message --From: John Kaputin (gmail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Nov 8, 2006 1:13 PMSubject: WSDL4J 1.6.2 releaseTo: axis-dev@ws.apache.orgCc: John Kaputin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WSDL4J v1.6.2 has just been released at http://sourceforge.net
, this release
contains these fixes. We have tested WSDL4J v1.6.1 with the Axis2 test
suite (from SVN trunk) and the tests pass successfully.
Any chance of getting WSDL4J v1.6.1 into Axis2?
regards,
John KaputinOn 9/25/06, John Kaputin (gmail) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dims,
I have fixed
Folks,
I notice an update to properties.xml from Sept 16th that replaces
WSDL4J 1.5.2 with v1.5.3, released last week to roll up a few
fixes. Can you use WSDL4J v1.6 in the Axis2 1.1 release instead?
WSDL4J 1.6 was also released last week. This includes not only the
fixes in 1.5.3 but also some
Hi all,
what plans does the Axis2 community have regarding XmlSchema and Axiom
releases for the next release of Axis2 proposed for later this month?
At the weekly Woden chat we discussed doing a milestone release of
Woden in time for the next Axis2 release, but as Woden depends on
XmlSchema and
A new version of WSDL4J, v1.6, is due out next week to support a
maintenence release of JSR110. I just wanted to make sure the
axis-dev community is aware of this and can perhaps think about if/when
to use it in Axis2. If any of you subscribe to the WSDL4J mailing
list, you should already be aware
Chathura,
can you tell us how your Axis2/Woden integration is going?
At the W3C WSDL 2.0 Interop event on July 5th we'd like to show Woden
working with Axis2, that is, show Axis2 parsing WSDL 2.0 documents and
successfully doing stuff ... WSDL2java generation and/or runtime
SOAP messages. Do you
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