So I think I wasn't fully subscribed to the user list before sending this
the first time through Nabble, so I apologize if I'm incorrect and this is a
repeat submission.

I have a web service from a vendor that they wrote years ago and didn't
provide a .wsdl for.  They did provide an XSD, and a couple endpoints to
point your SOAP service to.  From what I can tell, it is SOAP-like, in that
you wrap your messages in a SOAP envelope, and I have been able to hand-jam
a request through to the service and get a proper response.

Now, I want to use CXF to simplify this and keep my code as Java-like as
possible.  In order to do this, though, I had to hand-craft a WSDL.  Things
seem okay in that the WSDL is read by CXF, Java code is generated, and it
appears that I can call the service.  However, I get the exception above
("QueryResponse" is not a valid SOAP version) and don't know what I might be
doing wrong.

I have posted a gist of the exception I get and the wsdl.  I would post the
.xsd, too, but I am not sure about liability concerns with this, as the .xsd
is not publicly accessible without being a customer.

https://gist.github.com/1134842


What could be causing my issue?  How might I go about fixing it or better
troubleshooting it?

-Nick Klauer

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