Re: Problem with generated SOAP message by tuscany

[Raymond Feng]

The element names such as arg0 are mapped from the java interface. To be 
consistent with your web service, you should use "wsimport" to generate the 
JAX-WS interfaces from the WSDL. The other option is to annotate your interface 
with JAX-WS annotations such as @WebParam and @WebResult to customize the 
element names.

Thanks,
Raymond


From: Ruault Gaetan 
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 2:17 PM
To: user@tuscany.apache.org 
Subject: Problem with generated SOAP message by tuscany


Hello,


I try to consume a WS like which need this type of request 
<ns2:Login xmlns:ns2="http://_1.login.ws.linedata.com/";>
  <userID>myUser</userID>
  <passwd>myPassword</passwd>
</ns2:Login>

but when i trap message send by tuscany i get this :
<ns2:Login xmlns:ns2="http://_1.login.ws.linedata.com/";>
 <arg0>myUser</arg0>
 <arg1>myPassword</arg1>
</ns2:Login>

then the WS  send error because it not receive userID and passwd.

the composite contain :
<sca:reference name="Login" promote="ModificationAdresseMail/Login">

<sca:interface.java interface="com.linedata.ws.login._1.LoginPort"/>

<sca:binding.ws name="Login" uri="http://wwwwwwww/mgrequest9"; 
sca:wsdlLocation="http://wwwwww/wsdl/masteri_login.wsdl"/>

</sca:reference>



and the interface for service Login like this

@Remotable

public interface LoginPort {


public java.lang.String Login(

java.lang.String userID,java.lang.String passwd);




I use it in my component implementation like this.

login.Login("myUser","myPassword");





could you help me to configure or add somethings to Java code for send the good 
message to the WS.

the only bad thing is the element name  arg0 to userID  and  arg1 to  passwd.



thanks



Gaetan