Venkata Krishnan wrote:
Hi,
I am taking a look at
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-1426 and to get to the
crux of that problem I am first trying to see if wsdl imports work.
Here is what I am attempting. There is B.wsdl that imports A.wsdl,
where B.wsdl has the bindings and services defined and A.wsdl has the
types, messages and porttypes defined.
But this does not seem to work. It ends up that while Tuscany WSDL
Interface processor is dealing with B.wsdl it does not seem to find
the elements (remember they are defined inside inline xsd in A.wsdl).
Has this been tried out before? Could somebody please point me to
samples or itests that have this working in the trunk?
Related to this, but slightly different question is...
- Do we expect WSDL4J to be resolving the imports and handing us over
an aggregated wsdl definition or are we going to use the model and
artifact resolution mechanisms within Tuscany to do this ?
Thanks
- Venkat
Importing A.wsdl in B.wsdl does not make XSD elements from an XML schema
inlined in A.wsdl available to B.wsdl. XSD elements are only made
available by XSD imports. However, I'm not sure I completely understand
your scenario as I'm guessing from your description. Can you post the
actual A.wsdl and B.wsdl?
With respect to the artifact resolution mechanism:
- if wsdlLocation and schemaLocation are specified in a WSDL or XSD, we
should honor them
- if they are not present, and in XML documents that do not use these
mechanisms (e.g. SCA .composite files) we should use the Tuscany
namespace based resolution mechanism, find XML artifacts by namespace in
the current contribution and the set of the namespaces imported in it by
SCA <imports> (in sca-contribution.xml)
This is my understanding of how artifact resolution should work in SCA
contributions, described in sections 1.10.2.1 and 1.10.5 of the SCA
assembly spec 1.0.
--
Jean-Sebastien
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