Igor,
WSDDDeployableItem.makeNewInstance contains the code:
if (h != null) {
if ( qname != null )
h.setName(qname.getLocalPart());
h.setOptions(getParametersTable());
}
but WSDDTargetedChain.makeNewInstance happily constructs a pivot handler
and a targeted chain without setting their name or options. Since
WSDDTargetedChain extends WSDDDeployableItem, the former should be a
specialisation of the latter, so I'm wondering why the name and option
setting is not inherited. I'm not saying they should be inherited, just
that I don't understand why they are not.
Glyn
"Sedukhin,
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WSDDTargetedChain.java
15/02/02 17:12
Please respond
to axis-dev
Glyn,
What do you think is missing?
Actually I also thoought so, but then I took a closer look and figured it's
all good...
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-----Original Message-----
From: Glyn Normington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 11:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Modified WSDDTargetedChain.java
Igor,
Thanks for sorting out Chen's problem.
I'm still a bit puzzled about the makeNewInstance methods in
WSDDDeployableItem and WSDDTargetedChain. It does look as though there is
some missing code in WSDDTargetedChain. Can anyone explain the difference?
Glyn
