bad path to included xsd gets built in WSDLFilePublisher
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Key: JBAS-1377
URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1377
Project: JBoss Application Server
Type: Bug
Components: Web (Tomcat) service
Versions: JBossAS-4.0.0 Final
Reporter: Thomas Diesler
Assigned to: Anil Saldhana
Fix For: JBossAS-4.0.1 Final
SourceForge Submitter: mazzgolf .
Problem when deploying a web service whose WSDL
imports/includes other WSDL/schemas.
See attached for a simple hello.war that illustrates this
problem. To replicate, simply place the war file in the
JBoss deploy directory and start.
I don't think this has anything to do with platforms, but
just in case - this is on JBoss 4.0, JDK 1.4.2, Windows
XP SP1.
Description:
My web service WSDL imports another WSDL which in
turn includes a schema (these are WSRF specification
files).
It looks like WSDLFilePublisher is not building the path
correctly to that included schema. It's missing a "/" in
one spot and has a double slash "//" in another spot.
While debugging in WSDLFilePublisher, line 206 results in
this as value for resourcePath:
WEB-INF/wsdl//services/../spec/wsrfWS-
ResourceProperties-1_1.xsd
Note that there is a "/" missing between the last
directory "wsrf" and the schema filename "WS-
ResourceProperties-1_1.xsd". There is also a double
slash "//" in there as well. The double-slash is probably
OK and most file systems will parse it fine, however,
obviously the missing slash is going to cause problems
(which it does on my box).
The value of this.expLocation was "WEB-INF/wsdl/" and
the value of schemaLocation was "WS-
ResourceProperties-1_1.xsd". baseURI had a value
of "file:/C:/mazz/jboss/jboss-
4.0.0/server/default/data/wsdl/jboss-
wsdm.war/services/../spec/wsrf/WS-ResourceProperties-
1_1.wsdl". this.di.shortName is "jboss-wsdm.war". index
is 57. All of those values are correct.
The WSDL includes the .xsd like this:
<wsd:types><xsd:schema>
<xsd:include schemaLocation="WS-ResourceProperties-
1_1.xsd"/>
...
The resulting exception is (which is actually thrown in
line 210):
16:13:24,774 ERROR [ServiceDeployer] Cannot startup
webservice for: jboss-wsdm.war
org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: Cannot
publish wsdl to: C:\mazz\jboss\jboss-4.0.0
\server\default\data\wsdl\jboss-
wsdm.war\services\sensor.wsdl; - nested throwable:
(java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot find schema
import in
deployment: WEB-INF/wsdl//services/../spec/wsrfWS-
ResourceProperties-1_1.xsd)
at
org.jboss.webservice.WSDLFilePublisher.publishWsdlFile
(WSDLFilePublisher.java:106)
If, in my debugger, I fix the resourcePath evaluated on
line 205 such that the path has the proper slashes, my
web service deploys fine.
In this example, its as if I made this fix on line 205 of
WSDLFilePublisher.java
from:
resourcePath = resourcePath.substring(0,
resourcePath.lastIndexOf("/"));
to:
resourcePath = resourcePath.substring(1,
resourcePath.lastIndexOf("/") + 1);
Obviously, it would be best if no assumptions were made
about the location of "/" (that is to say, don't assume
resourcePath has a leading "/" - I do above and hence
the "1" in the first argument to substring). Probably
would be better if we do something like this for the first
parameter to that substring:
resourcePath.charAt(0) == "/" ? 1 : 0
Same holds true with that second argument. We should
not do the "+1" if we know the schemaLocation is an
absolute path. Otherwise, we'd introduce another
double slash. So, perhaps, line 205 should be the
following:
resourcePath = resourcePath.substring
(resourcePath.chatAt(0) == "/" ? 1 : 0,
resourcePath.lastIndexOf("/") + (schemaLocation.charAt
(0) == "/" ? 0 : 1));
I'll leave it up to the commiter to decide the best course
of action.
John Mazz
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