OK, I have an example that I don't see how it gets translated by CFMX automagically. Take this example document request, generated via Java, I think. SOrry for the long post. How does this get translated, or do I ned to specfically add stuff like the model name="contacts" attribute, rather than just having CFMX pass <model>:
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"; xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; > <soap:Body> <contactsAdd filename="contacts" attachmentInfo="false" attachmentData="false" ignoreEmptyElements="true" xmlns="http://peregrine.com/casm";> <model name="contacts" query=""> <keys name="contacts" query=""> <contact.name sctype="string" mandatory="false">user,me</contact.name> </keys> <instance name="contacts" query="" uniquequery=""> <contact.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <user.id sctype="string" mandatory="false">123456</user.id> <group sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <shift sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <dept sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <last.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <first.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <contact.phone sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <extension sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <location sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <floor sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <email sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.phone sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <beeper.phone sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <car.phone sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <alternate.contacts/> <alternate.phones/> <comments> <comments sctype="string" mandatory="false">This is a comment</comments> </comments> <logical.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <title sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <building sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <portable.phone sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <voice.mailbox sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <pager.type sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <pager.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <pager.group sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <pager.pin sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <fax.phone sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <company sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <pager.vendor sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <email.events/> <manager sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <location.code sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <page.response sctype="boolean" mandatory="false"/> <updated.by sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <event.updated sctype="boolean" mandatory="false"/> <sysmodtime sctype="dateTime" mandatory="false"/> <wdCustMinExp sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <wdContactTimeStamp sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <wdUD1 sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <wdUD2 sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <wdCustPriority sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <contract.id sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <sysmodcount sctype="decimal" mandatory="false"/> <sysmoduser sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <valid.from sctype="dateTime" mandatory="false"/> <valid.to sctype="dateTime" mandatory="false"/> <personnel.area sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <personnel.subarea sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <company.code sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <cost.center sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <aristocratic.title sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <language sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <form.of.address sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <sap.language sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <sap.communications> <sap.communications> <phone.type sctype="string" mandatory="false">sapphonetype</phone.type> <phone.no sctype="string" mandatory="false">sapphoneno</phone.no> </sap.communications> </sap.communications> <home.address.1 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.city sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.state sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.zip sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.address.2 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.address.3 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <home.address.4 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <erp.system sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <operator.id sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <soc.sec.no sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <office.cube sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <active sctype="boolean" mandatory="false"/> <pay.type sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <contact.severity sctype="boolean" mandatory="false"/> <cost.centre sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <payroll.no sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <user.type sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <requires.entitlement sctype="boolean" mandatory="false"/> <address.1 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <address.2 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <address.3 sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <postcode sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <city sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <format sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <room sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <corp.structure sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <location.full.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <dept.name sctype="string" mandatory="false"/> <attachments/> </instance> <messages severity="0" module=""/> </model> </contactsAdd> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> >First, see the documentation for more info. > >Second, what you are constructing with the CFML data is something that the >runtime can translate in to the *Java* arguments to the web service stub >generated by the Apache Axis web service engine that lies at the heart of >the CFMX web service support. > >The Axis WSDL2Java command is executed on the WSDL file specified in the >admin or the cfinvoke. This produces Java source files which are then >compiled (only the first time) and examined for the function signature that >matches the arguments you passed in to cfinvoke. > >For instance if you have the following schema in your WSDL: > <complexType name="SOAPStruct"> > <all> > <element name="varString" type="string"/> > <element name="varInt" type="int"/> > <element name="varFloat" type="float"/> > </all> > </complexType> > >This causes a JavaBean to be created that has 3 data items in it: > String varString; > int varInt; > float varFloat; > >If this were one of the arguments to an operation, say echo, then the Java >function that CFMX is looking at could have the signature: > SOAPStruct echo(SOAPStruct in) > >If you create a CFML structure like this: > s = StructNew(); > s.varString = "hi"; > s.varInt = 123; > s.varFloat = 45.678; > >Then CFMX will call the setter method for each of the keys in the struct and >create a SOAPStruct Java object that it will pass in to the function. > >As far as attributes (not child elements) are concerned, the JavaBean will >be created by Axis with setter functions for the attributes as well as the >children. So for example if there was an attribute in the schema named >myattr, you would add > s.myattr = "value"; > >and CFMX would just treat it like another value in the JavaBean. Axis on >the other hand will have the metadata to know that it should be serialized >on the wire as an attribute. > >Hope that helps. > > >Tom Jordahl >Macromedia Server Development ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Discover CFTicket - The leading ColdFusion Help Desk and Trouble Ticket application http://www.houseoffusion.com/banners/view.cfm?bannerid=48 Message: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/link=i:4:198519 Archives: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/threads.cfm/4 Subscription: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/link=s:4 Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=11502.10531.4 Donations & Support: http://www.houseoffusion.com/tiny.cfm/54
