Error in SOAP message when using 2D-Arrays
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Key: AXIS-2341
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-2341
Project: Apache Axis
Type: Bug
Components: Serialization/Deserialization
Versions: 1.3
Environment: Windows Server 2003, Java 1.5.0_02
Reporter: Stian Lassemo
I have generated client files from WSDL using Axis 1.3.
One of the WebService Methods require a 2D-Array as input. Like this:
LocalizedFieldCarrier[][] adr = new LocalizedFieldCarrier[3][2];
adr[0][0] = new LocalizedFieldCarrier("StreetAddress1", "", "",
"SR_AL_STREET", 42);
adr[1][0] = new LocalizedFieldCarrier("PostalAddress1", "P.O.Box 1265",
"", "SR_AL_POSTAL", 42);
adr[2][0] = new LocalizedFieldCarrier("PostalZipcode", "1234", "",
"SR_AL_POSTCODECITY", 10);
adr[3][0] = new LocalizedFieldCarrier("PostalCity", "City", "", "", 30);
This generates the following SOAP message element:
<Address>
<ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<Name>StreetAddress1</Name>
<Value/>
<Tooltip/>
<Label>SR_AL_STREET</Label>
<ValueLength>42</ValueLength>
</ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
</ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<LocalizedFieldCarrier>
<Name>PostalAddress1</Name>
<Value>P.O.Box 1265</Value>
<Tooltip/>
<Label>SR_AL_POSTAL</Label>
<ValueLength>42</ValueLength>
</LocalizedFieldCarrier>
</ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<LocalizedFieldCarrier>
<Name>PostalZipcode</Name>
<Value>1234</Value>
<Tooltip/>
<Label>SR_AL_POSTCODECITY</Label>
<ValueLength>10</ValueLength>
</LocalizedFieldCarrier>
</ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
<LocalizedFieldCarrier>
<Name>PostalCity</Name>
<Value>City</Value>
<Tooltip/>
<Label/>
<ValueLength>30</ValueLength>
</LocalizedFieldCarrier>
</ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier>
</Address>
The first address element differ from the rest, it seems like the first element
uses the name of it's parent, ArrayOfLocalizedFieldCarrier. The next elements
uses the correct element name, LocalizedFieldCarrier.
This generates an error when contacting the service.
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