try XMLBeans [xmlbeans.apache.org].
thanks
Anamitra
"Davanum
Srinivas"
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05/07/2006 03:56
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Re: SOAP Wizard improvements
Please respond to
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I've heard that people have used the mythical JROM
(http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/jrom) for this purpose....
-- dims
On 5/7/06, Frank Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now that TestMaker 4.4 is out I am returning to the SOAP Wizard. I am
> seeking your help at a better design. TestMaker has a utility to
> create jUnit TestCase classes from a WSDL document. It is similar in
> function to wsdl2java.
>
> The current code looks at the WSDL definition for a service using
> SOAP encoding and stubs out the parameters to make it easier for the
> user to know how to construct the SOAP request.
>
> For a SOAP service using Document-literal or wrapped attributes I
> would like to stub-out the attributes in a set of JDOM or Xerces
> calls to construct the request. I have not found a library to help me
> do this. Right now, just like with wsdl2java, the stub takes an
> object and it's up to the user to figure out the correct parameters
> within that object.
>
> I experimented with wsdl2java in Axis 1.3. It does a good job - very
> simple - at taking a WSDL document and create a client stub to call
> the service. It would be easy to create the following in TestMaker:
>
> wsdl2java -> compile into jar -> dynamic load jar in Jython -> write
> jython TestCase script
>
> but just as good is
>
> wsdl4j -> write a Jython TestCase script
>
> The problem is in support of complex data types. Neither gives you
> support for easy (GUI-based, JDOM based, or Xerces based) creation of
> the request document.
>
> I have not found an open-source class that understands how to marshal
> parameters for a Document-literal encoded SOAP call using complex
> data types. Any ideas?
>
> -Frank
>
>
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