Thanks for the info Tom, I have found the official note here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/WD-wsdl20-20031110/#mig_ops
Cheers,
Thomas
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Let your service to handle the overloading. You do not want to put it at WSDL level.
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From: NICHOLLS T Ext OCISI [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 4:31 AM
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Subject: How do I handle overloaded methods?
Hi Guys,
I have a
Hi Thomas,
This is probably not the most helpful answer, but I strongly suggest
changing your service. Method overloading is not supported in the latest
WSDL specifications, any support that axis may or may not have for it is
completely non standard and will likely just cause you problems.
If
Hi Guys,
I have a web service with two methods with the same name and with the same number of
parameters but with different parameter types. When running my client which uses Java
proxy/stubs generated with wsdl2java (I used the ANT task) I get the exception:
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Bad types
We noticed that AXIS creates explicit method names for overloaded methods.
My question is:
What was the rationale for this?
If a Java class is generated from the resulting WSDL, should it have
overloaded methods or not?
Jim
Jim Brain, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
I tried building the Axis 1.1 Beta source and
debugging, and found that the Axis RPCElement class
was trying to find a best-fit method signature match
instead of an exact match. It thinks that it is OK to
convert a single instance of "MyObject" into an array
containing one MyObject element. So it
28, 2003 4:36 PM
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Tom Jordahl wrote:
> I would say that Axis should use an exact match before it uses one that requires
>conversion. Have you tried this with something other than Object? This may be an
>edge case that Axis
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I would say that Axis should use an exact match before it uses one that
requires conversion. Have you tried this with something other than Object?
This may be an edge
Tom Jordahl wrote:
> I would say that Axis should use an exact match before it uses one that requires
>conversion. Have you tried this with something other than Object? This may be an
>edge case that Axis isn't getting right.
>
> Filing a bug report with a test case would be the next step afte
thing
other than Object.
Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
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From: Tim Dierks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:24 AM
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Subject: Bug with overloaded methods?
I posted a similar question to the one described here
earlier
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From: Tim Dierks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:24 AM
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I posted a similar question to the one described here
earlier this month but got no responses, so I
apologize for repeating myself
I posted a similar question to the one described here
earlier this month but got no responses, so I
apologize for repeating myself. But I'm getting
nowhere with my testing and wonder if anyone can shed
some light on the problem I'm experiencing.
My web service has overloaded method
Not being able to selectively expose overloaded methods also is a
problem for me.
I have three methods (simplified for the list):
void setHostID(BigHost ID)
void setHostID(SmallHost ID)
void setHostID(String ID)
BigHost and SmallHost are not exposed via Axis. They show up as
type="s:an
s), I wouldn't count on anyone jumping to
implement it quick.
--
Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
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From: Aravind Chavar [mailto:arvindbc@;hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 11:16 AM
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Subject: Selectively exposing overload
I have an EJB which has overladed methods as
OmniDataRecordOutputBean refresh(OmniDataRecordInputBean in_data)
and
OmniDataRecordOutputWSBean refresh(OmniDataRecordInputWSBean in_data)
Is it possible to expose only one of the overloaded methods in my webservice
in AXIS.If so how can that be
>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Hubley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> Hi, we have the following five overloaded method
Martin> signatures in a published SOAP object in Axis Beta 2
Martin> (don't ask why we have so many, that's out of
Title: NullPointerException with overloaded methods in Beta 2
Hi, we have the following five overloaded method signatures in a published SOAP object in Axis Beta 2 (don't ask why we have so many, that's out of my control at the moment):
public List getProfiles(String profil
>>>>> "kevin" == kevin d <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
kevin> I'm a bit fuzzy about whether WSDL2Java is supposed to
kevin> support overloaded methods. I'm trying to generate proxies
kevin> for a Microsoft .Net web service that has ov
I'm a bit fuzzy about whether WSDL2Java is supposed to support overloaded methods. I'm
trying to generate proxies for a Microsoft .Net web service that has overloaded method
signatures. In the .Net model, the methods are identified uniquely using the
"MessageName" prope
Thanks. That worked great.
-Original Message-From: St-Germain, Sylvain
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002
3:27 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Problem
in WSDL2Java with overloaded methods
You
need to explicitely define the mapping between your
;Axis-User (E-mail)Subject: Problem
in WSDL2Java with overloaded methods
Hi,
I am
trying to generate stub classes for the attached WSDL. It has two add
methods, one that takes two integers, and one that takes three integers.
The stubs that are being generated contain two add me
Hi,
I am trying
to generate stub classes for the attached WSDL. It has two add methods,
one that takes two integers, and one that takes three integers. The stubs
that are being generated contain two add methods, but both of them have three
integer parameters. Is there a mistake in my WS
Rich - the DII interface has trouble with overloaded methods as well.
-Dug
R J Scheuerle Jr/Austin/IBM@IBMUS on 03/15/2002 05:00:40 PM
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Java2WSDL currently generates mangled operation names
t woodley
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Thanks for your suggestion. I studied the test cases,
and it seems to me that there is a bug or something in
Java2wsdl. (Though since I'm new to this, the error is
quite possibly mine.)
Basically you can't do a round-trip with overloaded
methods from java->wsdl->java.
I e
Overloaded methods work. See the test xml-axis/java/test/wsdl/clash/. We
haven't done any major stress testing on overloaded methods, so it wouldn't
surprise me if there are still holes, but the concept is there and it seems
to work OK.
Russell Butek
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robert woodl
This pertains to stub generation.
I've seen earlier posts here that indicate that there
was a bug with over-loaded methods. That is, the stub
generator will generate identical signatures, rather
than the different, overloaded signatures.
Is there a resolution in sight? Any clever workarounds
oth
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Hi all,
Does SOAP support overloaded methods??
If yes, does the current version of AXIS support them?? if yes, how
does a client differentiate one from the other??
If no, what is the best way to tackle the issue?? I already have an
API that co
Hi all,
Does SOAP support overloaded methods??
If yes, does the current version of AXIS support them?? if yes, how
does a client differentiate one from the other??
If no, what is the best way to tackle the issue?? I already have an
API that contains overloaded methods and I want to
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