Ok then, is there a way to add the namespace to the element generated by the
@WebResult annotation? I think I had to add this because the default was to
name that method 'return', which is a reserved word in many places and
caused a problem. But my client is having difficulty processing the
response, and I'm wondering if the problem is the lack of namespace on the
<OrdMedList> element (snippet below), whereas the children of <OrdMedList>
do have a namespace. I added the 'targetNamespace' attribute to the
@WebResult, but it had no effect of generating a namespace on that element.
Here's my interface :
@WebService
public interface OrderableMedService {
@WebResult(name="OrdMedList",targetNamespace="http://services.company.com";)
OrdMed[] searchStartsWith(@WebParam(name="searchText") String
searchText);
}
the actual example that goes along with this is
<OrdMedList>
<ns2:OrdMed xmlns:ns2="http://service.company.com";>
<desc xmlns="http://service.company.com";>tylenol<desc/>
<id xmlns="http://services.company.com";>7606</id>
</ns2:OrdMed>
<ns2:OrdMed xmlns:ns2="http://service.company.com";>
<desc xmlns="http://service.company.com";>aspirin<desc/>
<id xmlns="http://services.company.com";>444</id>
</ns2:OrdMed>
</OrdMedList>
dkulp wrote:
>
>
> With Aegis, defintely no right now. :-(
>
> Aegis always generates qualified schemas so all the elements are
> namespace qualified.
>
> Actually, an "interesting" approach could be to add an interceptor
> immediately after the StaxOutInterceptor that would wrapper the
> XMLStreamWriter with a writer that would discard all namespace related
> events.
>
> Dan
>
>
>
> On Monday 12 November 2007, BrianP wrote:
>> Is there a way to suppress the namespace in the response? I have just
>> a simple webservice set up which uses aegis. For example, my output
>> is currently this:
>>
>> <list>
>> <ns2:Item xmlns:ns2="http://services.mycompany.com";>
>> <ns2:desc xmlns="http://services.mycompany.com";>item
>> desc</ns2:desc> <ns2:id
>> xmlns="http://services.mycompany.com";>1</ns2:id>
>> </ns2:Item>
>> <ns2:Item xmlns:ns2="http://services.mycompany.com";>
>> <ns2:desc xmlns="http://services.mycompany.com";>item desc
>> 2</ns2:desc> <ns2:id xmlns="http://services.mycompany.com";>22</ns2:id>
>> </ns2:Item>
>> </list>
>>
>> And I want it to be simply this:
>>
>> <list>
>> <Item>
>> <desc>item desc</desc>
>> <id>1</id>
>> </Item>
>> <Item>
>> <desc>item desc2</desc>
>> <id>22</id>
>> </Item>
>> </list>
>
>
>
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>
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