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Actually RPC doesn't permit attributes either. If you want to use
attributes, you must use doc/literal.
Anne
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From: "Michael Zurke" <[EMAIL
Actually RPC doesn't permit attributes either. If you want to use
attributes, you must use doc/literal.
Anne
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> Anne
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> > WSDL2Java might not choke on it, but
e down ;)
Mike
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The SOAP spec prohibits the use of attributes in RPC/encoded messages.
>From SOAP Section 5 [1]:
> The rules for
pert. I tried this at one point, had problems, referred to
> the spec and
> decided to stay away from attributes.
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> Mike
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> WSDL2Java might not choke on it, but does Axis serializ
ert. I tried this at one point, had problems,
> referred to the spec and decided to stay away from attributes.
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> Mike
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mike: using axis 1-1RC2 i had no problem using WSDL2Java even if there were
attributes in my schema. are you're sure that axis has problems with that?
mischa
Am Donnerstag 12 Juni 2003
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> Mike
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> it's not that i already got a problem with axis. as i said..
I'd be interested in knowing this as well as I am currently creating WSDL files that
have attributes in the schemas.
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From: Michael Zurke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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settle
down.
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xml attributes
are valid XML Schema 1.0
constructs.
WS-I Basic Profile mandates the use of
are valid XML Schema 1.0 constructs.
WS-I Basic Profile mandates the use of XML Schema as the type system for WSDL descriptions of Web Services.
It does not seem like AXIS is WS-I Basic Profile compliant. Does anyone know if there are plans to fix this? If AXIS can not support all XML Schema 1.
What WS Vendors are not support XML Schema ?
Are there particular XSD data types that AXIS WSDL processor
can not handle as an attributes value?
This goes back to my original question regaeding level of support for
all required XML Schema Part-I: Structure and and XML Schema Part-2:
Data Types qu
.
Mike
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From: Michael Zurke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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it's not that i already got a problem with axis. as i said..i just heard about
that direction of lacking support o
it's not that i already got a problem with axis. as i said..i just heard about
that direction of lacking support of attributes for releases in the future.
how about that?
mischa
Can you send me the XML schema sample you have that may not
work with AXIS WSDL/Java ?
Michael Zurke <[EMAIL PROTECT
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