Either I'm doing something wrong or the generation isn't correct. I'm
using XFire 1.2.5 and Java 1.6.
The following code is just an example:
I have the following interface:
public interface IDataList<T> {
List<T> getList();
int getTotalResultSize();
int getStartIndex();
int getPageOffset();
}
I created an implementation class:
public class PatientDataList<IPatient> {
public List<IPatient> getList() {//...code here}
public int getTotalResultSize() {//...code here }
public int getStartIndex() {//...code here }
public int getPageOffset() {//...code here }
}
The WSDL generated from this doesn't include IPatient. It turns the T
into an ArrayOfAnyType.
When I generate the client from the WSDL using MyEclipse or WSGen
directly on cmd prompt, the IDataList object comes back fine.
I can get a List from the ArrayOfAnyType and the class is of type
ArrayList. However the list is List<Object> not List<IPatient>. I
can't cast the list to anything else and the actual object in the list
is a xerces node implementation object.
If I drop the <T> on the interface and implementation class and change
the List<T> to List<IPatient> within the IDataList class everything
works fine.
public interface IDataList {
List<IPatient> getList();
int getTotalResultSize();
int getStartIndex();
int getPageOffset();
}
I created an implementation class:
public class PatientDataList {
public List<IPatient> getList() {//...code here}
public int getTotalResultSize() {//...code here }
public int getStartIndex() {//...code here }
public int getPageOffset() {//...code here }
}
Has anyone else run into this issue? I've read JIRA issues where this
was a problem in earlier versions but fixed in 1.2.5.
I also had to set nillable="false" in the WSDL where minOccurs="0" and
nillable="true" on IDataList and IPatient elements.
Thanks,
Daniel King, R2D2, C3P0
Application Engineer
Web Team
Nemours
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