It doesn't inherit the "variable" attribute. When using restriction,
only those components that are explicitely listed in the derived type
are carried forward. The "to" type defines 3 attributes (expression,
opaque and endpointReference). The other attributes cannot be used in an
instance of "to". Note that restriction is not a natural concept to OO
languages. Mapping from schema restriction to java types can be done
without any relationship between the base and derived types (since they
are not polymorphic).
Pete
Thomas Pl?mpe wrote:
>Hi,
>
>the BPEL 1.1 spec defines a <to> element, its type inherits a "variable"
>attribute which JAXB claims to be unexpected when unmarshalling an
>instance document with validation turned on.
>
>Both xerces (the one packaged with jwsdp-1.2) and xsv accept the
>instance document as valid according to the schema. Please see the
>attachment (especially README.txt) for more details.
>
>I'm sorry: I tried to enter this into the bug database, but I am having
>login problems.
>
>Thomas
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