Committers:
I believe I have located a bug in the current Apache SOAP source that prevents
the default encoding from being correctly applied.
The SOAPMappingRegistry class, a subclass of XMLJavaMappingRegistry, now support
chaining, i.e. an instance has a parent, with the parent being null for the
"root" instance. When looking up a mapping, the chain is followed if necessary
to resolve the mapping.
The XMLJavaMappingRegistry class has a method setDefaultEncodingStyle, which
sets the default encoding style. When this method is called on a
SOAPMappingRegistry instance, the default encoding style is set only for the
particular link in the chain. It is *not* set for the parent (and recursively
for all parents). This breaks the proper application of the default.
The attached patch properly overrides setDefaultEncodingStyle for
SOAPMappingRegistry.
Scott Nichol
--- i:\xml-soap\java\src\org\apache\soap\encoding\SOAPMappingRegistry.java Tue
Apr 09 07:20:18 2002
+++ i:\xml-soap\java\src\org\apache\soap\encoding-fix\SOAPMappingRegistry.java Tue
+Apr 09 13:49:18 2002
@@ -425,6 +425,16 @@
}
}
+ /** Set the default encoding style. If the query*() calls
+ * are invoked with a null encodingStyleURI parameter, we'll
+ * use this instead.
+ */
+ public void setDefaultEncodingStyle(String defEncStyle) {
+ super.setDefaultEncodingStyle(defEncStyle);
+ if (parent != null)
+ parent.setDefaultEncodingStyle(defEncStyle);
+ }
+
/**
* Return the schemaURI that was used to create this registry
* instance.
