I can confirm that the classes and data are indeed the same in both scenarios
and I am validating it against the schema with no errors to be found. I am
at a complete loss.
Wolfgang Laun-2 wrote:
>
> What you report is strange, and offhand I'd guess that you aren't using
> the
> same classes or data in both scenarios.
>
> Note that unmarshalling of invalid content may indeed produce empty or
> null
> components, silently. JAXB's philosophy is to unmarshal as much as
> possible.
> To learn what goes wrong, request validation against the XML Schema.
>
> -W
>
>
>
> On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 7:11 PM, waymirec <chris_at_waymire.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> I am having an odd issue with JAXB within AXIS2. The code in question can
>> be
>> ran successfully as a "standalone" java app and everything works as
>> expected. Running it from within the AXIS2 web service presents an odd
>> issue
>> where the call to unmarshal returns a non-null object of the proper class
>> but all of its members are null. There are no exceptions of any kind
>> thrown
>> and I can confirm that the data being passed to unmarshal is correct and
>> valid. According to the docs unmarshal should either suceed or toss an
>> exception, but should never quietly fail. Has anyone else experienced an
>> issue like this?
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