Re: wrapped services && soapenc:Array

[Rhett . DeWall]

Java2WSDL has options to produce doc/lit wsdl files, but I believe the
default is rpc.



                                                                                       
                  
                      "Cory Wilkerson"                                                 
                  
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Why does my wrapped service (doc/literal) define extensions of
soapenc:Array?  Shouldn't Axis generate wsdl that just describes an element
with unbounded content of a given type?  .Net won't swallow this sort of
declaration.

So, given a class "FooService" with method "fooMethod(String[] args)"....

I'd expect to see wsdl that looks something like:

<schema>
             <element name="args">
                         <complexType>
                                     <element name="foo" type="xsd:string"
minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
                         </complexType>
             </element>
</schema>

I've seen some stuff moving across the mailing list in regards to this as
well as a few bug reports -- is the issue stagnant?

Thanks,
Cory