axis2 wsdl2java - more than one part for message
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                 Key: AXIS2-4583
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-4583
             Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: wsdl
         Environment: Windows XP SP3, Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers, 
JBoss 4.0
            Reporter: Aaron Witt


I am trying to generate code off of a WSDL 
(https://thefinder.tax.ohio.gov/OHFinderService/OHFinderService.asmx?WSDL) 
using the wsdl2java utility provided in the Axis2 v1.5.1 jar.  Whenever I try 
this, regardless of the different switches that can be used, I get the error, 
"more than one part for message GetOHSalesTaxByAddressSoapIn."  I've done a 
fair amount of researching on the issue, and, obviously, there is something not 
spec about this WSDL.  However, this being the Ohio Department of Taxation's 
WSDL, I am not getting much of a response from them on the issue, and, assuming 
this is fairly widely used throughout Ohio, at least, most people must be 
working fine with this WSDL as it stands.  Another interesting note is that 
using .NET or axis (the first one, specifically 1.4), I am able to generate the 
code from this WSDL.  I cannot use axis1, though, because our production system 
is using quite a few axis2 jars, and we have experienced nothing but jar hell 
trying to get those two to mix in our production environment.  Does anyone out 
there have an idea as to why I am getting this error?  Is there something I can 
do to correct their WSDL while still abiding by the original communication 
contract?  Or perhaps there is a switch of which I'm unaware that will be less 
stringent about generating code off of a WSDL?  I know that you people are 
going to be helping me, so I don't mean to sound petulant here (and I 
preemptively apologize if I do sound that way), but this is a time-sensitive 
matter for me, so the quicker the help, the better.  Thanks.

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