I think the actual problem with this WSDL is that the name used on the
element within the / doesn't
match that used on the corresponding
//. Here's the former
/:
Here's the //:
Note "SDD2ErrorFault" name on the first , vs. "SDD2Error"
name on
this is an axis2 problem. please feel free to log a jira.
Here is the problem.
In your wsdl contains a fault element and its soap binding as follows.
in binding
according to the wsdl 1.1 specification and the ws-basic profile your wsdl
is correct.
see
http://www.ws-i.org/Pro
