FYI: CXF can enforce this for JAXB databinding based services. There are flags to turn on Schema validation such that the XML will be validated at read/write time. See the wsdl_first example that we ship. It enables it.
It's turned OFF by default due to the performance impact, but it is enablable. Dan On Thursday 10 January 2008, johnoverbaugh wrote: > Cross-posted from http://forum.springframework.org > > Greetings - we are implementing a web services project in CXF/spring > and have discovered in testing that the web services are not enforcing > input types. Web services built in .NET/Visual Studio by default > enforce input types and do not allow clients to 'submit' mal-formatted > data (ie, a string when an int is expected). > > Is there similar 'strong typing' functionality in the Spring framework > and, if yes, could someone point me to documentation that explains how > to enable this? > > BTW: there's a chance this belongs in the spring framework forum and I > have posted there. > > Thanks, > > John O. -- J. Daniel Kulp Principal Engineer, IONA [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.dankulp.com/blog
