FYI, If others see this problem. It appears to be a crimson issue.
When I used Xerces it worked fine.
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WSDL you showed me came, untouched, from Java2WSDL, then I agree we have a
problem. Might it be possible for y
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Thank you. I failed to mention that I used Java2WSDL to gen the wsdl so there may be a problem there.
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you. I failed to mention that I used Java2WSDL to gen the wsdl so there
may be a problem there.
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rviceResponse", not an element. If you change the part definition, it works:
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I
attached the wrong version to the last message. This is the correct
one.
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here
it is.
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Package.WSDL2Java supports multiple namespaces. Each
namespace
WSDL2Java supports multiple namespaces. Each namespace would get mapped to its own package unless you use the -p option (which you have) in which case everything goes into the package you've defined. There's probably something wrong with the namespaces in your WSDL. Could you show it to us?
Rus
It's working with the last version.
Thanx a lot.
Bye
Yoann
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Yep,
worked fine for me too.
Peter
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Yep,
worked fine for me too.
Peter
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> Are you running with the latest source? I just tried this fi
Are you running with the latest source? I just tried this file and it worked fine for
me.
--G
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uot;encoded"/>
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/";
namespace="http://aulx01:8180/axis/services/PositioningService";
use="encoded"/>
http://aulx01:8180/axis/services/PositioningService"/>
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Can you post your wsdl file?
Peter
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> Hello all !
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> I'm trying to use the Wsdl2java class on a wsdl file, but there is a
> java.lang.N
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