Why does it fail? The two messages are semantically equivalent.
Anne
On 9/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
I appreciate if someone can help me on this and my apologies if it's
been asked and answered before.
I was wondering why Axis is adding a namespace to the elements in the
soap body.
The soapbody element is created from a Document created by JAXB. I
believe since elementFromDefault="qualified" is set in the schema, JAXB
adds the default namespace (the same as target namespace) to the
element. But then later, Call.invoke(SOAPBodyElement[]) adds another
namespace.
Example:
Before calling Call.invoke(SOAPBodyElement[]):
==========
<soapenv:Body>
<notify xmlns="http://www.osg.ca/Repair";>
<Timestamp>2006-07-22T03:13:34.000Z</Timestamp>
...
</notify>
</soapenv:Body>
What Call.invoke(SOAPBodyElement[]) is sending to the endpoint
==========
<soapenv:Body>
<ns1:notify xmlns:ns1="http://www.osg.ca/Repair";
xmlns="http://www.osg.ca/Repair";>
<ns1:Timestamp>2006-07-22T03:13:34.000Z</ns1:Timestamp>
...
</ns1:notify>
</soapenv:Body>
The fact is it passes our schema validation but fails at the endpoint.
Thanks,
Seyed Bostandoustnik
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