If you think the reverse mapping is safe for caps than change the code.
Rich Scheuerle
XML & Web Services Development
512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115)
Glen Daniels
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Subject: Question for Rich re:
JavaBeanHelperWriter
04/05/2002 06:45
PM
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axis-dev
Hi Rich!
In an earlier change, you wrote:
> 3) Slight change to the JavaBeanHelperWriter to write meta data if:
> java name and xml names are different.
> java name begins with a cap (we have run into too many problems
with the
> reverse mapping of such things).
> element has a qualified name (namespace uri is set).
What problems have you run into with reverse mapping capitalized XML->Java?
I would personally rather we didn't emit metadata where the default mapping
works - for an example of how this goes (imho) a bit far, take a look at
the generated PEADDRESS class in the wsdl.nested sample. We used to only
emit metadata for the few elements with underscores in the names, now
there's a fieldDesc for every field. This not only causes a lot of extra
code, it ends up slowing us down a bit in the default case... Just my
$0.02.
--Glen
