All,

   I'm trying to develop a client to web service using the
<simple:client> spring configuration. I used CXF for the web service
itself, and I used Aegis for the dataBinding configuration. The web
service & client both use an inheritance model. I was able to configure
the <simple:server> with the appropriate beans and attributes to make
the model/wsdl work the correct way. However I am running into problems
with the client. When I configure the client like so, I end up with a
cannot instantiate exception because the parent class is abstract:

 

<bean id="aegisDataBinding" 

class="org.apache.cxf.aegis.databinding.AegisDatabinding"
scope="prototype" />

 

<simple:client id="AuthorizationService"

serviceClass="AuthorizationService"

address="http://localhost:8080/authServce/service/1.0"; 

wsdlLocation="http://localhost:8080/authServce/service/1.0?wsdl"; >

     <simple:dataBinding>

         <ref bean="aegisDataBinding"/>

     </simple:dataBinding>

</simple:client>

 

 

Looking through the logs, the Aegis Databinding isn't picking up the
child aegis mapping files.

 

I tried to do some property configuration, as is needed for the server,
like so:

 

<bean id="aegisDataBinding" 

class="org.apache.cxf.aegis.databinding.AegisDatabinding"
scope="prototype" />

 

<simple:client id="AuthorizationService"

serviceClass="AuthorizationService"

address="http://localhost:8080/authServce/service/1.0"; 

wsdlLocation="http://localhost:8080/authServce/service/1.0?wsdl"; >

     <simple:dataBinding>

         <ref bean="aegisDataBinding"/>

     </simple:dataBinding>

     <simple:properties>

          <entry key="writeXsiType" >

               <value type="java.lang.Boolean">true</value>

          </entry>

          <entry key="overrideTypesList" >

               <list>

                    <value>Permission</value>

                    <value>BusinessPermission</value>

                    <value>FrameworkPermission</value>

               <list>

          </entry>

     </simple:properties>  

 

</simple:client>

 

 

The above didn't work, the properties weren't propagated to the
DataBinding to notify it that it needed to pick up additional aegis
mapping files.

 

Does anyone have a good example on how to bind-in an inheritance model
to the <simple:client>?

 

 

-Bryan Stopp

 

 


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