Hmmm, I'm unable to provide the WSDL but I can provide some more details if
it helps. I have used this WSDL before to create JAW-WS Web Service client
in Netbeans and that worked fine so I dont' think there is anything wrong
with the WSDL so to speak.

One thing I was wondering, the types that don't appear to be generated by
wsdl2js are from a schema which is included by the WSDL.

E.g.

<xsd:include
schemaLocation="http://myMachine:myPort/blah/myService?WSDL/myTypes.xsd";>

Should this be OK? Do I need to do anything extra for the code generator to
locate these types?

The other thing, when I use the -validate option, I get the following
output:

cvc-complex-type.2.4.a: Invalid content was found starting with element
's3:part' One of '{part}' is expected.

Does this cause the code generator to fall over or can it be ignored?

I can still put up a JIRA if you think it is worthwhile (without a WSDL).
Please let me know, I appreciate any assistance provided.




bimargulies wrote:
> 
> Please post a JIRA and attach the WSDL.
> 
> On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 2:41 AM, noosy
> <[email protected]>wrote:
> 
>>
>> I am trying to consume a web service (third party WS) from javascript. I
>> supplied the URL for the Web Service wsdl to wsdl2js and out popped a .js
>> file. When I go to use this .js file I get errors in Firebug
>> "...myType_serialize is not defined".
>>
>> Looking inside the .js file I have noticed references to
>> ...myType_serialize
>> and ...myType_deserialize inside the service code constructor. Yet no
>> where
>> else are they mentioned let alone defined.
>>
>> E.g.
>>
>> function myServicePort()
>> {
>>     this.jsutils = new CxfApacheOrgUtil();
>>     this.jsutils.interfaceObject = this;
>>     this.synchronous = false;
>>     this.url = null;
>>     this.client = null;
>>     this.response = null;
>>     this.globalElementSerializers = [];
>>     this.globalElementDeserializers = [];
>>     this.globalElementSerializers['{...}myType'] = ...myType_serialize;
>>     this.globalElementDeserializers['{...}myType'] =
>> ...myType_deserialize;
>>     ...
>> }
>>
>> Does this indicate a problem generating the schema code/types from my
>> WSDL?
>>
>> I hope someone can help! For more info just ask :)
>>
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