Il giorno gio, 22/12/2005 alle 18.00 +0100, Davide Romanini ha scritto:
> More on that: I tested my service with Axis 1.2.1, 1.3, 1.4 (from
> nightly builds) and still have the same problem. I still don't
> understand why it can't find the serializer I defined and why it doesn't
> return any fault in response.
>
Solved!!
The problem seems to be related to how ArraySerializer inspects the
array itself. If my method is like this:
public Code[] list()
{
return new Code[] { new CodeImpl() };
}
then Axis looks for the Code serializer and NOT for the element
implementation serializer (CodeImpl).
If instead a make
public Code[] list()
{
return new CodeImpl[] { new CodeImpl() };
}
the interface is still respected BUT now Axis works and loads the
CodeImpl serializer. That means also that Axis DOESN'T work correctly
if you have inheritance:
public class CodeExtended extends CodeImpl {}
public Code[] list()
{
return new CodeImpl[] { new CodeImpl(), new CodeExtended() };
}
Axis still uses the CodeImpl serializer for ALL elements inside the
array, so the second element will be accessed using the parent
interface. I really think this is a bug, Axis should load a serializer
based on implementation of the single elements.
Bye,
Davide Romanini
