>>>>> "Glen" == Glen Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Glen> How could that possibly make any sense? If you have a type
Glen> which you are never going to be able to receive, what good
Glen> does it do to put an "anyType" placeholder there?
>>
>> We've registered a custom serializer for Locale. Although we
>> don't pass it as a parameter, we do have it inside other
>> classes.
>>
>> We just register the de/serializer in the wsdd. seems to work.
Glen> OK, but if you have a type mapping registered for this
Glen> thing, you shouldn't be messing with anyType at all.
I'm not really TRYING to mess with anyType ;-) it just was Java2WSDL
gives me.
Glen> My point is this. If you try to generate a schema for:
Glen> public class Container {
Glen> public Thing thing;
Glen> }
Glen> ...and you don't have a type mapping registered for thing,
Glen> we should fail, not generate "anyType". The solution to
Glen> this is to do what you did, i.e. register a type mapping,
Glen> before the WSDL generation, and then you'll get the right
Glen> schema.
ok, how do I register a type mapping before WSDL generation?
- Bob
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