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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13732 WSDL2Java generates "" as namespace part of QNames in Stubs - causing 'xmlns=""' on the wire ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-01-07 18:25 ------- This sounds like the problem I am having. My WSDL document creates a single target namepsace for a multi-level document literal response message. All tag names defined in that part of the schema should become qualified by that namespace. However WSDL2Java apperas to be placing "" in the helper code that creates the QName objects for all the tag names except the outer-most tag name. The response message generated has the proper xmlns= attribute on the outer-most tag but the next level down gets an xmlns="". This causes these tag names to not be matched up with the code generated by MS Visual Studion .NET when it uses the above mentioned WSDL. It is expecting all the tag names to be qualified by the non-empty namespace string that is used for the outer-most tag. This causes the client code to return an empty response object when in fact a non-empty response was sent back.
