Hi Joerg,
Here's the problem: There are bugs in the beta 3 series that I know I don't want to try fixing. I don't want to make it a production release when I know that's the case. At the same time, the beta 4 code keeps getting pushed on the back burner by immediate crisis so progress is very slow.
What I'm planning to do is release a final beta 3d version this weekend, along with update Xsd2Jibx and an official beta of JibxSoap by early next week, then branch the CVS and check in my binding definition model and related code. This will break the CVS build, but at least everything will be there except the actual code generation. I'm hoping this will motivate me to push that last part through. I'm also hoping to get a commercial client or two using JibxSoap, which will help keep the momentum going there.
As for Axis2, I'm hoping to see a cleaner architecture and better performance since they're going away from basing it on JAX-RPC. This should allow them to use a cleaner user interface. They're also at least planning to implement support for multiple binding frameworks, and are even talking about using my XBIS encoding as an option to improve performance further.
That's saying what I'm *hoping for*. I also *expect* at least some of this to come about. :-) It's very premature to venture beyond that...
- Dennis
Dennis M. Sosnoski Enterprise Java, XML, and Web Services Training and Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com Redmond, WA 425.885.7197
Joerg Buchberger wrote:
Hi.
I still had some older (and not quite compatible) duplicate classes prior in the CLASSPATH.
;-) Well, I guess, it still helps, doing things right ... ;-)
Regards. Joerg
p.s.
<1> Dennis, when do you think jibx and jibxsoap might be robust and stable enough for 1.0-releases? Are you able to give some estimate, either based on the current situation or based on a scenario where a good sponsor comes into play.
<2> Perhaps, a little offtopic is this question: Dennis, what do _you_ expect from Axis2?
Joerg Buchberger wrote:
Hi all.
One of my mappings is abstract and contains one collection. Some sub mappings extend that abstract mapping. The purpose behind is to resemble a tree-like structure.
The binding is used for a jibxsoap-based webservice.
The java objects are setup correctly, with dozens of children nodes upto a depth of 5. But, when being marshalled, I got only the top two hierarchy levels, which looked like so, unfortunately:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";> <SOAP:Body> <site> <base id="1" name="London-II"> <comment>Turbine-Gen</comment> <site> <base id="2" name="PLANT pumps"> <comment></comment> </base> </site> <site> <base id="554" name="PLANT fans"> <comment></comment> </base> </site> </base> </site> </SOAP:Body> </SOAP:Envelope>
This is my simplified mapping:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<binding>
<mapping name="base" class="nik.data.tree.Node" abstract="true">
<value style="attribute" name="id" field="nodeId" />
<value style="attribute" name="name" field="nodeName" />
<value name="comment" field="treeComment" />
<collection field="Children" usage="optional" />
</mapping>
<mapping name="site" class="nik.data.tree.LocationNode" extends="nik.data.tree.Node" >
<structure map-as="nik.data.tree.Node" />
</mapping>
<mapping name="machine" class="nik.data.tree.MachineNode" extends="nik.data.tree.Node">
<structure map-as="nik.data.tree.Node" />
<value name="power" field="power" />
<value name="speed" field="speed" />
</mapping>
</binding>
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