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Von: Wegener, Jan, DCO
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 28. Juli 2005 09:31
An: '[email protected]'
Betreff: Feature Request: Use of XML Schema for Interface Restrictions
Hello there,
currently the types generated in the wsdl are just the simple type mappings like Java:String to XML:String.
So if you want to restrict the type to certain values you either have to manually modify the wsdl or write the checks in Java Code.
Wouldn´t it be nice to generate some restrictions from the given interface?
A possible solution could be to use annotations in the interface to define some basic restrictions:
@argumentLength(7, 1) to define a maximum length of seven for the first argument of the method annotated
@argumentPattter("*foobar*", 1) to define a pattern for String arguments
The goal is to be able to use the possibilities of XML Schema better for defing the Web Service Interface with minimal manual modification since you want to write java code and generate all needed XML out of your interface. Because writing/modifying WSDL Files by hand is quite error-prone since the wsdl can become pretty complicated.
greetings
Jan Wegener
IT Architecture & Systems
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