Did you configure CXF with Aegis or JAXB? this looks like you are getting the JAXB sort of array, or Aegis with the new 'flat' option turned on (which I thought was off by default).
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 7:58 AM, Christian Landbo Frederiksen <c...@traen.com> wrote: > XFire is setup using defaults, so I guess that would be Aegis yes. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Benson Margulies [mailto:bimargul...@gmail.com] > Sent: 24. januar 2010 13:45 > To: users@cxf.apache.org > Subject: Re: XFire to CXF - wrapping arrays > > Are you sure you were using JAXB and not Aegis with XFire? > > On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 4:07 AM, Christian Landbo Frederiksen > <c...@traen.com> wrote: >> I am upgrading an old XFire webservice to the latest edition of CXF. >> >> >> >> I am hoping I can do this with no changes to the web service interface >> (WSDL). >> >> >> >> I my XFire edition methods that return arrays resulted in a type e.g: >> ArrayOfErrorCode: >> >> >> >> <getErrorCodesResponse xmlns="http://namespace.dk";> >> >> <ErrorCodes> >> >> <ErrorCode>BAD_INPUT</ErrorCode> >> >> <ErrorCode>OTHER_ERROR</ErrorCode> >> >> ... >> >> >> >> In CXF I don't get that wrapping: >> >> >> >> <ns2:getErrorCodesResponse xmlns:ns2="http://namespace.dk/";> >> >> <ErrorCodes>BAD_INPUT</ErrorCodes> >> >> <ErrorCodes>OTHER_ERROR</ErrorCodes> >> >> .... >> >> >> >> >> >> I have tried wrapping the response in an ErrorCodes class that contains >> the array: >> >> >> >> public final class ErrorCodes { >> >> >> >> private ErrorCode[] ErrorCode; >> >> >> >> <ns2:getErrorCodesResponse xmlns:ns2="http://namespace.dk/";> >> >> <ErrorCodes> >> >> <errorCode>BAD_INPUT</errorCode> >> >> <errorCode>OTHER_ERROR</errorCode> >> >> .... >> >> >> >> Almost there but notice the 'e' is not an 'E'. >> >> >> >> So I added >> >> >> >> @XmlElement(namespace="", name="ErrorCode") >> >> private ErrorCode[] ErrorCode; >> >> >> >> But then I get two elements in the response: >> >> >> >> <ns2:getErrorCodesResponse >> xmlns:ns2="http://ws.brugerinformation.dk/";> >> >> <ErrorCodes> >> >> <ErrorCode>BAD_INPUT</ErrorCode> >> >> <ErrorCode> OTHER_ERROR </ErrorCode> >> >> <errorCode>BAD_INPUT</errorCode> >> >> <errorCode> OTHER_ERROR </errorCode> >> >> .... >> >> >> >> Which seems pretty odd to me. >> >> >> >> Does anybody have any idea how to solve this? Perhaps there is a JAXB >> annotation or a CXF configuration? >> >> >> >> /Christian >> >> >> >> >> >> >
