Re: some clarification-wsdltoJava soc 2009.

[Raymond Feng]

Hi,

Based on the code, my understanding is that CXF can potentially pass in an 
Element QName or a type QName. For an element, we should try to find the types 
behind the element. For complex types, dynamic SDO always return 
commonj.sdo.DataObject. You can starts with a fixed class name and use test 
cases to see what extra logic is needed.

Thanks,
Raymond


From: Pradeep Fernando 
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 6:55 AM
To: Raymond Feng 
Subject: some clarification-wsdltoJava soc 2009.


hi raymond,


in the databinding interface used by the CXF there is a method called 
getTypes(Qname,boolean).

In the XMLBeans Databinding implementation they have implemented as


  public String getType(QName qn, boolean element) {
         String ret;
         if (element) {
             ret = typeSystem.findElement(qn).getType().getFullJavaName();
             if (ret.contains("$")) {
                 ret = ret.substring(0, ret.indexOf('$'));
             }
             return ret;
         }
         ret = typeSystem.findType(qn).getFullJavaName();
         return ret.replace('$', '.');
     }



here typeSystem refers to in memor type object generated by XMLBeans generator.

In dynamic sdo implementation this is always commonj.sdo.DataObject i guess. im 
not sure about the 
boolean value (element), passed in to the method. would that make any 
difference?




thanks