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Hudson commented on AXIS-2876:
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Integrated in axis-trunk #140 (See
[https://builds.apache.org/job/axis-trunk/140/])
AXIS-2875: Disabled the ComplexEchoServiceTestCase because it fails on Java
1.6 (as described in AXIS-2876). (Revision 1387469)
Result = SUCCESS
veithen :
Files :
* /axis/axis1/java/trunk/integration/pom.xml
> Order of type mappings in generated WSDD depends on Java version
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: AXIS-2876
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-2876
> Project: Axis
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: WSDL processing
> Affects Versions: 1.4
> Reporter: Andreas Veithen
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.4.1
>
> Attachments: AXIS-2876.patch
>
>
> The order of the type mappings in the WSDD generated by wsdl2java depends on
> the Java version and is not the same with Java 1.5 and 1.6. In principle this
> should not be a problem, but in some cases, a change in the order of type
> mappings triggers other issues. The consequence is that builds are not
> reproducible across different Java versions.
> The issue can be demonstrated with the
> ComplexEchoServiceTestCase#test2ComplexEchoServiceEcho21 test case. The WSDD
> file for that test case has two type mappings for the
> test.wsdl.echo.NamedValue[] Java type:
> <arrayMapping
> xmlns:ns="http://types.echo.services";
> qname="ns:>MyElement2Response"
> type="java:test.wsdl.echo.NamedValue[]"
> innerType="cmp-ns:NamedValue"
> xmlns:cmp-ns="http://types.echo.services";
> encodingStyle=""
> />
> <arrayMapping
> xmlns:ns="http://types.echo.services";
> qname="ns:ArrayOfNamedValue"
> type="java:test.wsdl.echo.NamedValue[]"
> innerType="cmp-ns:NamedValue"
> xmlns:cmp-ns="http://types.echo.services";
> encodingStyle=""
> />
> The test case attempts to serialize an instance of
> test.wsdl.echo.NamedValue[] as the value of an element with type xsd:anyType.
> In that case, Axis needs to identify the XML type in order to generate the
> xsi:type attribute. The code in TypeMappingImpl determines that XML type by
> looking at the last registered type mapping with the given Java type, and
> therefore the order of type mappings is relevant. With Java 1.5, the mapping
> with ns:ArrayOfNamedValue is registered last and the test case succeeds. With
> Java 1.6, the mapping with ns:>MyElement2Response is registered last. The
> test case fails because an anonymous type can't be used with xsi:type.
> Obviously the real problem in this example is that Axis attempts to use an
> anonymous type where this is not possible. Nevertheless, this kind of issue
> should not be triggered by a change of the Java version.
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