Re: Wrapped style and elementFormDefault="unqualified"

Frans Flippo Thu, 19 Aug 2004 01:39:12 -0700

Hi folks,

Has anybody found a solution to this? I'm having a similar issue, but in my case it's an Axis client accessing a .Net server. Axis is using a default namespace whereas the .Net server on the other side is expecting an explicit namespace, e.g.:

Axis generates:

.Net expects:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"; xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";> <soapenv:Body> <ns1:Node1 xmlns:ns1="http://www.winterthur.nl/schema/example";> <ns1:Node2>Node2 content</ns1:Node2> </ns1:Node1> </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope>

(The nodes aren't actually called Node1 and Node2, but I can't show the actual message).

Of course, both messages are semantically equivalent, but apparently the .Net server doesn't understand that.

Is there any way to tell axis to not use a default namespace when creating its xml? Is there something in the WSDL that could influence this?

Thanks,
Frans


Leena Janardanan wrote:

Hi all,
 I am having interoperabilty problems when invoking an Axis wrapped style web service 
from a .Net client. Trying not to clutter with too much information here :

My schema that defines the return types has ELEMENTFORMDEFAULT="UNQUALIFIED". However, I notice that when my custom serializer class is called, the root element of the response looks like this:

<ComplexProcResponse xmlns="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1">

Which defines "urn:DotNetTest:pkg1" as the default namespace for all the elements. 
Therefore, .Net complains when it recieves the response, by saying that :

Element '{urn:DotNetTest:pkg1}Prop1' is unexpected according to content model of 
parent element '{urn:DotNetTest:pkg1}Concept1'.
Expecting: Prop1, Prop2.

This is what is returned from Axis :
<ComplexProcResponse xmlns="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1">
<Concept1Array xmlns:pkg1="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1">
   <Concept1><Prop1>a</Prop1><Prop2>b</Prop2></Concept1>
   <Concept1><Prop1>c</Prop1><Prop2>d</Prop2></Concept1>
   <Concept1><Prop1>e</Prop1><Prop2>f</Prop2></Concept1>
</Concept1Array>
</ComplexProcResponse>


Whereas, this is what should be :
 <ns1:ComplexProcResponse soapenv:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"; 
xmlns:ns1="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1">
<pkg1:Concept1Array xmlns:pkg1="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1">
      <pkg1:Concept1><Prop1>a</Prop1><Prop2>b</Prop2></pkg1:Concept1>
      <pkg1:Concept1><Prop1>c</Prop1><Prop2>d</Prop2></pkg1:Concept1>
      <pkg1:Concept1><Prop1>e</Prop1><Prop2>f</Prop2></pkg1:Concept1>
</pkg1:Concept1Array>

Note: In my schema, Concept1Array and Concept1 are defined as qualified. Only Prop1 
and Prop2 are unqualified, by default.

The following XML is generated by my serializer and written to the context 
(context.writeString()):
<pkg1:Concept1Array xmlns:pkg1="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1">
      <pkg1:Concept1><Prop1>a</Prop1><Prop2>b</Prop2></pkg1:Concept1>
      <pkg1:Concept1><Prop1>c</Prop1><Prop2>d</Prop2></pkg1:Concept1>
      <pkg1:Concept1><Prop1>e</Prop1><Prop2>f</Prop2></pkg1:Concept1>
</pkg1:Concept1Array>

Therefore, if the root element ComplexProcResponse didn't have the default namespace, 
all would be well.

The wsdd entry for my web service looks like this:

<service name="pkg1_doc" style="wrapped" use="literal"> <operation name="ComplexProc" qname="ns8:ComplexProc" returnQName="ns8:Concept1Array" returnType="ns8:Concept1ArrayType" xmlns:ns8="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1"/> <parameter name="allowedMethods" value="*"/> <parameter name="className" value="DotNetTest.pkg1.WSBroker"/> <wsdlFile>wsdl/DotNetTest_pkg1_doc.wsdl</wsdlFile> <typeMapping deserializer="com.blackpearl.service.websphere.ParamDeserializerFactory" encodingStyle="" qname="ns9:Concept1ArrayType" serializer="com.blackpearl.service.websphere.ResultSerializerFactory" type="java:com.blackpearl.service.datamodel.ResultWrapper" xmlns:ns9="urn:DotNetTest:pkg1"/> </service>


Is there any way to turn this off ? Any parameter that I can set ? OR, is there 
way to do this in my custom serializer class ? Or is there a way to make Axis use the 
schemas that define my types ? Axis doesn't seem to do any validation against schemas 
at all.
Any help is appreciated,
        Thanks in advance,
        Leena.

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