Hi, folks.
I recently noticed that the Axis2 WSDL2Java program, when generating
XmlBeans, seems to accept WSDL which contains references to nonexistent
elements. For instance:
<types>
<xs:schema>
<xs:import namespace="http://www.dummy-im-address";
schemaLocation="im.xsd"/>
</xs:schema>
</types>
<message name="IEEE1512Event">
<part name="iMWrapper" element="im:thisDoesNotExist"/>
</message>
The element "thisDoesNotExist" is not defined anywhere in the im.xsd schema
file, yet WSDL2Java reports no warnings or errors when asked to generate
code for a service using this WSDL file. The server skeleton that is
generated takes a parameter of type XmlObject where the thisDoesNotExist
element would be passed. Considering that this can happen due to a simple
typo in an element name, this seems like a very difficult problem to track
down.
It seems to me that an error, or at least a warning, should be reported for
cases like this.
Should I file this as a JIRA bug?
Derek
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