Hi Ajith,

> 
> 
> Well not really - in doc/lit you can have a schema that defines the
> message
> with different namespaces (and in fact the concept of parameters is not
> really there most of the time - its an xml document that's being exchanged
> and as long as it does not violate the SOAP rules, its fine). We
> definitely
> want to make the error message more verbose but the code is generated in
> the
> most generic fashion and as I mentioned in my earlier mail ,a different
> QName denotes a different element to the parser!
> 
that different namespaces mean different objects, is clear. That is the idea of 
a namespace.

What made it difficult for me, is that most namespaces resemble an URL. As 
being a newbie to XML namespaces, I was not aware, that comparisons of 
namespaces are done on a per string base, and not - as the resemblance tricks 
an unexperienced user into - on a per URL base.
So for beginners with XML and Axis and such, a more descriptive error message 
would be greatly appreciated, since the resemblence of a namespace with a URL 
makes the beginner look there later than last. ;) (Like I had to debug the code 
completely, before I found out what was going on)

I think I will file a CR / BugReport with the Axis team.


Carsten
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