Hi Chris,
The problem is this line of code:
person.setDataObject(address:Address, address);
SDO doesn't support qualified names in string (path) get/set methods.
That's why it ignores the address: prefix, and simply demand-creates
another Address property (PersonType:address).
To
Hi Frank,
I replaced my code with what you suggested:
Property addressProperty =
context.getXSDHelper().getGlobalProperty(http://www.example.org/Address;,
Address,
true);
person.setDataObject(addressProperty, address);
The call to setDataObject() generates the
Sorry, I didn't notice that your xsd:any had maxOccurs 1:
xsd:any namespace=##other processContents=lax
minOccurs=0 maxOccurs=unbounded/
If it was maxOccurs=1 then you could do what I suggested.
Because it is many valued, however, you need to do this:
Hi Frank,
Thank you so much for your help so far, your example worked. I'm
learning quite a bit. I thought that would help me with my real work,
but I'm seeing a different error.
My schema can be found here:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/23876/CL1_Schema.zip
and here:
Assuming that the line numbers in your stack trace correspond to the EMF
version (2.2.3) that I'm looking at, it looks to me like null is being
passed into the getList() method. If so, I assume it's because this line
returned null:
Property addressProperty =
Hi Frank,
I think I've tracked this problem down to an issue with static class
generation. The common schema contains the any element in the identity
element. The packageIdentity element in the packageDescriptor schema
extends the identity element. Some things aren't quite right in the
class
Hi Chris,
Can you confirm that the cross-package inheritance is the problem by
creating a similar subtype in the same package and see if it works? It
should be pretty simple to fix this generator problem, but it would be
helpful if you could provide a simple test case for us.
Adding open
, April 11, 2007 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: xsd:any problem
Hi Ashish,
I'm not sure what you tried, but something like this should work:
body.setDataObject(typeHelper.getOpenContentProperty(the target
namespace???, ServiceInput), value);
Frank.
Ashish Panchal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/11
Hi Ashish,
I'm not sure what you tried, but something like this should work:
body.setDataObject(typeHelper.getOpenContentProperty(the target
namespace???, ServiceInput), value);
Frank.
Ashish Panchal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/11/2007 12:00:50 PM:
Hi,
Iam trying to create a
