Well CXF is sending to back just fine. It does indeed, as you suggest, use xsi:type. What I am wondering is - is there any way to setup special binding rules or other configuration on the server side so that I, as a client, can use another way of communicating the type to the server.
The use case that motivated the question is that some scripting language frameworks have a hard time sending xsi types. I am wondering if I can get around sending an xsi type by using some alternate method: for example by sending some wsdl "element" that happens to be named "type" and for which I have set up binding rules on the server-side. Does my question make sense? -----Original Message----- From: Benson Margulies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, 1 May 2008 8:38 pm Subject: Re: Binding to extended wsdl types What you want is xsi:type. I have no idea how to make JAXB send it, but the Aegis data binding uses it consistently. Perhaps one of my fellow travellers can tell how to do it with JAXB. A quick google seems to suggest that @XmlTypeAdapter might be needed.
