WSDL11ToAxisServiceBuilder + HTTP Binding: Unused/Useless global element 
declations are appended into WSDL's XSD documents
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                 Key: AXIS2-4091
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-4091
             Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: kernel
    Affects Versions: 1.4, nightly
         Environment: Windows XP. 4GB RAM Intel Xeon dual-core @2.83Ghz
            Reporter: Antonio Andrade
            Priority: Minor


Observed Behavior: 
1) New XML schema global elements declarations are created and appended into 
WSDL's XSD documents when they should not. This is the case of message 
<wsdl:part/>s already referencing global element declarations (through the 
'element' attribute of the message part). 

2) Whether a message part requires a 'wrapped' element or not can be determine 
by reading the 'wrappedInput' and 'wrappedOutput' attributes of the 
'BindingOperationEntry' inner class after the message part has been analyzed 
but the 'addPartToElement' method fails to properly set them for all cases 
(i.e. ignores whether the message part comes from an input or output message by 
ignoring the 'isOutMessage' argument received).

Expected Behavior: 
1) No XML schema global elements declarations should be added whenever message 
<wsdl:part/>s use the 'element' attribute (i.e. already reference global 
element declarations).

2) The 'addPartToElement' method should take into account the value of the 
'isOutMessage' argument received to set the value of the 'wrappedInput' and 
'wrappedOutput' attributes of the 'BindingOperationEntry' inner class.

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