Hi, I tried for three days to get my request right before writing.
I am writing a client for a service generated with Microsoft SOAP SDK
toolkit 2.0. It is one of the samples that come with the SDK: an address
book (yet another).
I tried BeanSerializer first and manually wrote a bean that should have been
compatible with the schema in the WSDL file. There have been any sort of
problems and I always had an error from the request loader on the server
side.
I think most of the problems arise because the Apache toolkit 2.2 I am using
types everything and uses the 1999 Schema. The WSDL file from MS uses
2000/10.
I used a SOAPMappingRegistry with a 2000 URI, but the xsi and xsd namespaces
declared in the envelope do not change, local name spaces are generated
instead.
I finally found a workaround cutting and pasting the requests that come from
the microsoft clients into a sink.write in the type serializer. It is
very low lever, but it works.
I avoid even using generateStructureHeader because otherwise conflicts
between 1999 and 2000/10 schemas arise again.
All in all I have proved that one can write a Java client to a MS SOAP SDK
service, but it boils down to printing a request from scrach.
Why is the default xsd namespace 1999?
Where could I try to look to find a better solution (or to patch the
sources)?
