Hi,
You cannot depend on "parameters" word. .NET uses this to mark its wsdl as a
wrapped doc-literal but it definitely shouldn't be considered a standard
way.
Only a wrapped doc-literal wsdl would have input & output messages with one
part not the doc-literal wsdl.
- Balaji
On 7/30/07, Benson Margulies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm working on the wsdl2js code as it interacts with CXF.
>
> The code, written to work with doc/literal services, thinks that it can
> do this from an operation:
>
> op.getOutput().getMessage().getPart("parameters")
>
> Such is not the case with Aegis. The reason for this belief is that the
> other kit we've used here to make WSDL files names the part 'parameters'
> even for the output.
>
> CXF calls the input 'parameters' and the output 'result'.
>
> The question is, can the message have more than one part other than
> 'fault'?
>
