Hi Ana,
I got your sample to deploy and it works as expected (i.e. exceptions returned
to client). Comparing with my project, I think I know now what is the problem.
See
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=141744
for further discussion / questions.
Cheers, Luc.
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Hi,
I think I understand now what is happening. When a schema validation occurs on
an input message, the client that sent the incorrect message _does_ get the
Soap fault. When the service itself constructs an XML reply that does not meet
the schema requirements, the SaxException only ends up in
Hi,
In the download area I cannot find any source for the 3.0.2 and 3.0.3 releases.
Are they available elsewhere ?
Regards, Luc.
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Hi Ana,
I did not deploy the demo app, as far as I can remember, just tried to mimick
as much as I could your approach.
I tried calling my app with SoapUI, which shows HTTP headers are returned but
nothing else. The Sax exceptions simply end up in the app server log.
I am suspecting the proble
Hi,
I am using JBoss 4.2.2 and
I was expecting that a schemavalidation error would by default be passed on to
the client as a SOAP fault. I am observing that the exceptions show up in the
app server logs, but that the client does not get any response (except for the
header).
I tried both wit
Hi Ana,
It worked now, thanks again ! I had to flatten my WSDL (copy the XSD that I
imported into the file itself) and rename the class that implemented the
endpoint to make jbossws understand it, but now I end up in the errorhandler on
schema validation errors.
A remaining problem, that for n
Hi Ana,
Thanks a lot ! I will try it out asap !
Luc.
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Hi Ana,
This sounds promising ! Which JBossWs and JBoss AS release did you use ? Would
you mind sharing your code ?
Our procedure for developing the code was a bit different. We are using
handwritten WSDL and XSD, everything else is generated from this, then the
@SchemaValidation tag was added
A reply would _really_ be appreciated. I know that support here is on a best
effort basis, but I am still hoping to get a useful answer to this (imho)
simple question.
Regards, Luc.
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A reply would still be appreciated. Does the schema validation feature really
work ?
Cheers, Luc.
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A reply would be appreciated !
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Hi Richard,
Thanks for the reply. As mentioned in the previous posts, I already got the
source from jbossws-3.0.1-native-2.0.4.GA-src.zip and examined the
org/jboss/test/ws/jaxws/jbws1172/* tests. This caused me to wonder if I missed
something, because there I did _not_ find a test for the anno
Hi,
I am still hoping someone can answer this question for me. Is there a testcase
for the @SchemaValidation annotation ?
Cheers, Luc.
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Hi,
> The question about where the annotation is tested remains.
And still remains...maybe I should repeat what the question was, so people
do'nt have to search for it by looking through all previous posts.
The question was:
I am probably overlooking something, because I cannot find a proper
...never mind, found it. My bad.
The question about where the annotation is tested remains.
Cheers, Luc.
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Another sign that I am probably missing something: In the jaxws source I cannot
find any reference to the class
SchemaValidationFeature
of which an instance is added to the endpoint (except in the processor doing
this). So looking at the source I have here (which must be incomplete) it seems
Hi Thomas,
I am probably overlooking something, because I cannot find a proper test for
the @SchemaValidation annotation.
There are two endpoint classes,
org.jboss.test.ws.jaxws.jbws1172.ValidatingEndpoint.java and
NonValidatingEndpoint.java
The annotation processor processes the @SchemaValid
Thanks !
Luc.
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Also, when I add this to my webservice:
@SchemaValidation( enabled=true,
errorHandler=nl.kb.hrd.dd.karakterisering.impls.ValidationErrorHandler.class,
schemaLocation="ergens")
and send an invalid request, nothing happens (or seems to happen). The request
just gets passed, the handler is not ca
In the distribution of 3.0.1 I cannot find any test for the @SchemaValidation
annotation on a webservice, is this already supported ?
Cheers, Luc.
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