Please.....
Marie Claire Rizzo wrote:
Ping... can anyone answer please?
Marie Claire Rizzo wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use the dynamic client to send and receive complex
types. I created an AegisBindingProvider, created the binding to my
complex objects and registered the binding provider on the service.
The sending of the complex objects succeeds. However when receiving
back a complex object, if the namespace of the complex object and the
namespace of the reply match, then the complex object is returned
successfully. If the namespaces don't match then I get a DocumentImpl
object containing the information of the complex type. What I wanted
to ask is whether this is the expected behavior or whether I'm doing
something wrong. Can the Dynamic Client be configured to always
return a complex object even when the namespace doesn't match that of
the return message?
Info:
I'm using Xfire 1.2.6, JDK 5
Code: This is a code snippet of what I'm doing:
Map complexTypes = (Map)
event.getEndpoint().getProperty("complexTypes");
Object[] beans = complexTypes.keySet().toArray();
AegisBindingProvider bp = (AegisBindingProvider)
client.getService().getBindingProvider();
TypeMapping typeMapping = bp.getTypeMapping(client.getService());
// for each complex type
for (int i = 0; i < beans.length; i++)
{
BeanType bt = new BeanType();
String[] queue = ((String)
complexTypes.get(beans[i])).split(":", 2);
bt.setSchemaType(new QName(queue[1], queue[0]));
bt.setTypeClass(Class.forName(beans[i].toString()));
typeMapping.register(bt);
}
Thanks and regards
Marie Rizzo
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