(C++)
Found 2 bugs with compiling autogenerated classes.
1. Function selection error
During compile of autogenerated file I've got the following error:
autogenerated_file.cpp:220: error: 'class
axiscpp::IWrapperSoapDeSerializer' has no member named 'null'
autogenerated_file.cpp:223: error: 'null' was not declared in this scope
$ head -n 220 autogenerated_file.cpp | tail -n 1
if ((ZIP = pIWSDZ->null( "ZIP",0)) != NULL)
where pIWSDZ is a pointer to instance of IWrapperSoapDeSerializer,
passed as arg in autogenerated function.
It is right: there are no "null" method in IWrapperSoapDeSerializer:
$ grep -c null ../include/axis/IWrapperSoapDeSerializer.hpp
0
2. Misinterpreting of field type (looks like it is a reason of 1.)
The same autogenerated file, also ZIP.
original is an instance of autogenerated class.
Code
if (original.ZIP != NULL)
{
ZIP = new autogenerated_class(*(original.ZIP));
}
else
{
ZIP = NULL;
}
causes
same_autogenerated_file.cpp:309: warning: NULL used in arithmetic
same_autogenerated_file.cpp:311: error: invalid type argument of
'unary *'
It looks correct, because class of ZIP is defined as "xsd__int".
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virtan / [email protected] / http://www.virtan.com
