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Boyan Yurukov updated AXIS2-3224:
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Attachment: one.wsdl
> Axis2 does not understand XSD substitutionGroup
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> Key: AXIS2-3224
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-3224
> Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: adb, codegen
> Affects Versions: 1.3, 1.2
> Environment: WinXP, axis2 1.3 snapshot 21.09.2007
> Reporter: Boyan Yurukov
> Attachments: one.wsdl, someschema.xsd
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> I have attached a sample schema and a wsdl. In them there is a couple of
> elements that are in the same substitutionGroup as "SomeElementZero". Also we
> have a list "SomeElementList" which can hold "SomeElementZero"-s. It should
> be possible to insert all the rest elements from the substitutionGroup in the
> list, but effectively that does not happen. What the generated java code
> should serialize/parse as follows:
> ...
> <inner:SomeElementZero>
> <some:SomeElementZero data="bla bla bla" />
> <some:SomeElement1 data="bla bla bla" data1="more bla 1"/>
> <some:SomeElement2 data="bla bla bla" data1="more bla 2"/>
> <some:SomeElement2 data="bla bla bla" data1="more bla 2"/>
> </inner:SomeElementZero>
> ...
> And probably xsi:type for each subelement.
> However in the generated code, the java class that is responsible for
> "SomeElementList" can hold a list of "OneType" which is the type of
> "SomeElementZero". Of course the other elements are of a type that is an
> extension of this type "OneTypeExtension", so the last can contain the type
> java class and not the elements themselves. Since the list java class knows
> that it can contain only "SomeElementZero", it assumes that when
> serializing/parsing. In that case the code would serialize so:
> ...
> <inner:SomeElementZero>
> <some:SomeElementZero data="bla bla bla" xsi:type="some:OneType"/>
> <some:SomeElementZero data="bla bla bla" data1="more bla 1"
> xsi:type="some:OneTypeExtension"/>
> <some:SomeElementZero data="bla bla bla" data1="more bla 2"
> xsi:type="some:OneTypeExtension"/>
> <some:SomeElementZero data="bla bla bla" data1="more bla 2"
> xsi:type="some:OneTypeExtension"/>
> </inner:SomeElementZero>
> ...
> One workarround is to define all those types as local for the elements. In
> that case each one can put element java objects in the list. Still one has to
> change the code since when we serialize the list, it calls directly the
> "serialize" method of the subelements and passes the qname "SomeElementZero".
> We have to set it to call the .getOMElement().serialize( xmlWriter ), which
> would take the local qname of the class itself. However, what I did so far
> was to change the list java class to be able to hold the element
> implementation, to detect their type and to serialize them accordingly.
> There are similar problems in parsing.
> This explanation may be somewhat blurry, but the case is very specific and
> hard to explain. Please check the attached files for examples.
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