Glen,
On Wednesday 08 August 2007 21:19, Glen Mazza wrote:
> Am Dienstag, den 07.08.2007, 21:49 -0400 schrieb Daniel Kulp:
> > So, the question becomes: what can we do to help others get more
> > involved in the CXF code? That question is open to the
> > non-commiters as well. What can we do to help you?
>
> Personally speaking, I would very much like to move beyond my usual
> grammar checking and coding suggestions. If people know of simpler
> tasks that are rather independent of other people's work, things I can
> do to start moving up the next few steps, emailing me privately or on
> this list would be appreciated. I plan on spending more time looking
> at the JIRA's myself next week.
Just a thought, but CXF-884, while not "trivial", is not very hard
either. The runtime itself already supports it, it's just a matter of
wiring it into the spring config and there should be a bunch of examples
of that.
Basically, in the ReflectionServiceFactoryBean (simple frontend), line
500, the method:
protected boolean qualifyWrapperSchema() {
return true;
}
and the over-ridden method in the JaxWsServiceFactoryBean would need to
be changed from return the hardcoded true/false to pulling info from the
configs. A svn log on the jaxws.xsd whould probably yield a couple
past commits that showed how to add config entries. One of those could
be used as a model. (this should be added to the "simple.xsd"
processing as well)
The next step, once that is working, would be to add a "-qualified=true"
flag to the java2wsdl tool. :-)
Anyway, just throwing that out as an idea if you're interested. The
fact that the JAX-WS TCK pretty much requires we use unqualified schemas
really kind of sucks. I'm not sure if that interests you or not.
Once we switch to working on JAX-WS 2.1, more stuff should pop up as
well. Theres a bunch of commented out methods in the jaxws frontend
that will need implementations for 2.1. (grep JAX-WS 2.1) Even
going through the 2.1 changelog and grabbing anything there is a start.
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