Hi,
Static types need to be registered, and the factory does this registration
for you & will (AFAIK) always generate one for you from an XSD source. You
can also use the factory for creating new instances of your SDOs. The
current implementation doesn't define types if you simply "new" them,
various reasons... so, for now the factory approach is the one to take.
Hope this helps,
Dan
On 05/03/07, Guillaume Dufrêne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have an "import.sdo location" into my client SCDL.
It looks like this :
<dbsdo:import.sdo
xmlns:dbsdo="
http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/xmlns/databinding/sdo/1.0-incubator-M2
"
location="bank/common/AccountService.wsdl"/>
With this import I have a class cast exception. (see previous message)
When I change the "import location" by an "import factory" it works !
(thanks to Lee !)
It is mandatory to specify a factory when generating SDO classes with
the generator ?
Is there a way to map things to existing "business" object ?
--
Guillaume.
>
>> When I had this problem, it was indeed because the static types were
not
>> being registerred properly. I was able to bypass the problem by
>> using the
>> factory attribute instead of the location attribute and pointed it
>> directly
>> to the static factory I had generated.
>>
>> That is,
>> <import.sdo facotry="com.example.MyFactory"> instead of
>> <import.sdolocation="wsdl/myWsdl.wsdl">
>>
>> This is consistent with sample-bigbank-account.
>>
>> -Lee
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