Hello Sagara,
The problem is that I must know prefixes and put them manually, while
normal DOM may work in repair mode. note that for elementDeclaration I
have to provide a prefix ("ns0") and then manually put it in the
Description... It it possible to do this automatically?
Kind regards,
Dmitry
Here is an example:
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public class WodenTest {
@Test
public void test() throws WSDLException {
WSDLFactory factory =
WSDLFactory.newInstance(DOMWSDLFactory.class.getCanonicalName());
DescriptionElement description = factory.newDescription();
URI targetNamespace = URI.create("http://mynamespace";);
description.setTargetNamespace(targetNamespace);
description.addNamespace("tns", targetNamespace);
description.addNamespace("ns0",
URI.create("http://must_know_this";));
InterfaceElement interfaceElement =
description.addInterfaceElement();
interfaceElement.setName(new NCName("myinterface"));
QName interfaceFaultName = new QName("http://mynamespace";,
"myfault", "tns");
InterfaceFaultElement interfaceFaultElement =
interfaceElement.addInterfaceFaultElement();
interfaceFaultElement.setName(new
NCName(interfaceFaultName.getLocalPart()));
QName elementDeclaration = new QName("http://mytypes";,
"myelement", "ns0");
interfaceFaultElement.setElement(new
QNameTokenUnion(elementDeclaration));
InterfaceOperationElement interfaceOperationElement =
interfaceElement.addInterfaceOperationElement();
interfaceOperationElement.setName(new NCName("myoperation"));
InterfaceFaultReferenceElement interfaceFaultReferenceElement =
interfaceOperationElement.addInterfaceFaultReferenceElement();
interfaceFaultReferenceElement.setMessageLabel(new NCName("In"));
interfaceFaultReferenceElement.setRef(interfaceFaultName);
WSDLWriter writer = factory.newWSDLWriter();
writer.writeWSDL(description, System.out);
}
}
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