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On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 11:25 AM, Vijitha wrote:
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Greetings All,
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Hi Glen.
Thank you for your answer.
Actually, I temporarily solved the issue with the same fix you proposed.
However, the wsdl is published automatically by axis2 (http://myuri?wsdl),
so my question is: what can I do to make axis publish the wsdl so that
opDate will be nullable?
Thanks a lot,
M
Hi Massimiliano,
Axis2 is just being a bit more strict about schema compliance than Axis1 was
- you have actually indicated in your schema that opDate is required.
Try , which
indicates to the parser that the element may or may not appear. This should
allow the generated code to accept nulls.
-
Hi All.
I have the following WSDL (just an extract):
opDate is optional : the user must be able to pass 'null'.
I have no problems with axis1, while I can't pass null with AXIS2 because I
always get 'opDate cannot be null'.
Looking through the code, I found
Hi;
Further,you can only create an Axis2 web service from a Java or Java Library
project. This is because the axis.aar file (the deployable archive into
which web services and Axis configuration files are packed) is neither a WAR
nor an EAR and cannot be deployed normally as a web (EAR) applicatio
