Hello all,
In the past with axis upto 1.2, I have used the bundled wsdl2java tool
with a lot of confidence.
Recently however, I have discovered some code generation errors when using
the tool.
For instance, a Class X was generated such that:
public class ListOfIDXRefDataTypeIdXRefAppInstanceAppID implements
java.io.Serializable, org.apache.axis.encoding.SimpleType.
This class had the following constructor, generated:
public
ListOfIDXRefDataTypeIdXRefAppInstanceAppID(org.apache.axis.types.Token
_value) {
super(_value);
}
As you can see from the Class declaration, it does not extend any other
class (other than java.lang.Object by default). Hence compilation of this
class fails because Object(value) is not present and super(value) is
illegal.
Has anyone else come across similar or same errors? Is there a resolution
for these errors, other than modifying the classes oneself.
Please advise.
Thanks
Cheers
Gautham Kasinath
Gautham KASINATH
HBF/Ajilon
William Street
Perth
Phone: +61 8 9214 6754
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