Hello,
I was surprised by what I found recently while trying to serialize an object
along with its super class' fields.
TheParent {
a;
b;
}
TheChild {
c;
d;
}
My service class returns an object of TheChild. The generated wsdl defined the
complex type TheChild with elements
a,b,c,d.
Now, when I invoked the web service and inspected the response, a and b (which
are from the parent) are totally
missing in the response.
Looks like the super class fields are not being serialized.
I thought (wishfully expected) axis would handle class hierarchy. Its not to be
so.
If the serializer didnt handle this, the generated wsdl probably should not
generate a single complex type because it
is misleading.
Is there a different approach to this or am I off track?
I would hate for the client to have to invoke multiple service calls for each
object and put them together to achieve
the desired result.
Thanks,
Sathija.
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