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Bob Fields commented on WS-27:
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I'm not sure why WebServicePackageLogicImpl.handleGetAttributeFormDefault would
return null, It reads the value from the taggedValue (stereotype attribute)
andromda_xml_attributeFormDefault and returns "UNQUALIFIED" if none is found or
if set to 'default'. The test output from the webservice cartridge UML2 test
model produces package-info.java correctly. Is it reproducible in your
3.4-SNAPSHOT source tree using the same UML2 test model?
/**
* @return findTaggedValue(WebServiceGlobals.ATTRIBUTE_FORM_DEFAULT) or
DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTE_FORM
* @see
org.andromda.cartridges.webservice.metafacades.WebServicePackage#getAttributeFormDefault()
*/
protected String handleGetAttributeFormDefault()
{
String style =
(String)this.findTaggedValue(WebServiceGlobals.ATTRIBUTE_FORM_DEFAULT);
if (StringUtils.isEmpty(style) || style.equals(DEFAULT))
{
style = DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTE_FORM;
}
return style;
}
Another possibility is that the $pkg reference returns a Package instead of a
WebServicePackage type within package-info.java template, which does not have
the method. The metafacade mapping looks right in the cartridge though.
> Generation error in package-info.java
> -------------------------------------
>
> Key: WS-27
> URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/WS-27
> Project: WebService Cartridge
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 3.4
> Environment: Ubuntu 10.04 / Java 1.6
> Reporter: Walter Itamar Mourão
> Assignee: Chad Brandon
> Attachments: package-info.java
>
>
> package-info.java with wrong content (see attachment).
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