Yadav, Sharad (Cognizant) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are working on a very typical WSDL. It declares a bunch of
> operations & messages. The messages have ELEMENTS that actually been
> defined in XSD that have been imoprted in the WSDL (I do not have a
> ready WSDL that I can publish right now).
>
> Can WSCOMPILE generate Java Objects for the schema ELEMENTS that are
> message parts? If we use this model, then can the service
> implementation accept a schema-derived Java Object instead of
> receiving SOAP fragments? Some of the examples with JWSDP confirm
> this, but unfortunately I have been stuck with a WSCOMPILE error and
> have been unable to generate code from a WSDL.
Yes, JAX-RPC will map the message part Elements to an appropriate Java
type according to the JAX-RPC mapping rules. If a
standard JAX-RPC mapping does not exist, then you will get a SOAPElement
which is basically a DOM node.
>
>
> Shayad__
>
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