WSDL2Java supports
the generation of a simple JUnit test case. Object parameters are created using
empty objects (new Object()).
Has someone extended
this basic JUnit test to support objects with different
states?
I don't want to
programmatically set all field values in all tests. I found that to be somewhat
dangerous (what if schema changes?) and quite tenuous when there is
already some marshalling and schema mapping features inside the
object. I don't want to create a new mapping logic.
I've created a bunch
of XML schema instances containing test data and I'd like to map those files to
WSDL2Java generated objects. I've tried to use the Axis marshalling framework
outside message generation but I can't find a way to get a TypeMappingRegistry
with all serializers/deserializers registered. The actual registry is built in
the first call, but I wasn't able to access it from my test class. I'm using the
WSDL2Java generated stub.
I have tried various
implementation of this function without success (using AxisServer instead of
AxisClient, etc.) The registry is always empty (only default Axis mappings I
guess).
public
static
DeserializationContext createSerializationContext(TypeDesc type, InputSource
xmlSource, Service service)
{
DeserializationContext ctx =
null;AxisEngine engine = service.getEngine();
AxisEngine client = engine.getClientEngine();
TypeMappingRegistry tmr = client.getTypeMappingRegistry();
MessageContext msgctx =
new MessageContext(client);msgctx.setTypeMappingRegistry(tmr);
// Register all sub-types deserializer in this mappingctx =
new DeserializationContextImpl(xmlSource, msgctx, org.apache.axis.Message.REQUEST); return ctx;}
After this, I'm parsing my XML file and call Deserializer.startElement() with all requested parameters. The parsing is failing because the type mapping isn't found.
Any help welcomed,
Joel
