Ricardo Brito Da Rocha wrote:
"Null token detected."
Thanks for the info. This is now fixed in CVS.
Same if i use a complexType defined in the targetNamespace. Is there another magic attribute that i can set? I also don't understand why only the getXXX() method is generated in the source for the case of a List instead of an indexed array.
Because that's how the JAXB specification requires. (It wasn't my decision and I'm not happy with it.) But that's how it is. I cannot
change the specification.
- JaxMe defines its own QName class within the same package as the one that comes with J2EE (i've seen that in JDK 1.5 it is already there). Unfortunately Axis also does the same, with one constructor missing. As i have both in my classpath this is a problem. The solution i came up with was to "fix" the autogenerated code - don't kill me - so that it uses the construtor QName(String, String) - and just ignore the third parameter... i've not yet seen if this will break something somewhere else :).
A valuable hint. I wasn't aware of the problem, but will look into it. Can you tell me the exact version of Axis you are using?
- is support for definition of the JAXB binding information in an external binding file coming up? I've seen in the docs that it is not currently available.
So far noone has volunteered to add this. My personal believe is, that this shouldn't be too difficult. Basically a transformation of the schema should do. However, I never cared that much.
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