Tom Jordahl wrote: > > I guess that would be me. > What does it mean to "implement the test"? Just write a client > app against the WSDL file? Or implement both client and server? > > My guess is its the latter.
You sound so thrilled. ;-) My preference is that we have full samples (both client and server) for all of the interoperability tests (round 2 and 3). I've largely been the one doing the caring and feeding of the samples/echo test but until recently it has been rather lonely. It was nice to see Rich take a pass recently... ; -) My guess is that in the process, we are likely to want to use some of the wsdl2java functionallity. If so, we should consider moving this ant task from the test directory into the mainline product. Note: if we go totally the JAX RPC route, my guess is that interoperability will suffer slightly initially. This may be a good way to provide feedback to the JSR. For example, people have been known to send nulls to this endpoint, so that's why I coded the tests as "Integer" instead of int. In any case, I will certainly help with the coding and any services that are developed I will deploy on nagoya and automate the running and posting of the interop results. - Sam Ruby
