What is the error message you're getting -- you apparently forgot to include it below.

What is the data type of an email address -- does its Schema prevent two dots after the @ symbol? Also, is the problem that the email address abc.com.au in particular is failing or that *any* [email protected][z] is failing? Have you detected any relation between the email address failing and your package name structure--you mention the latter but I'm not sure of its relevance to the problem.

Thanks,
Glen

On 10/18/2011 03:15 AM, steven_collett wrote:
Hi,

I have written a simple CXF webservice with Spring using the default JAXB
bindings.

It takes an email address - for example [email protected]

The classes I use also use package names as au.com.abc as usual practice.

If the email ends with abc.com.au I get the following error when the CXF
webservice returns




If the email does not have abc.com.au it works fine.

How do I stop JAXB or whatever is happening from parsing the end of the
email?

I was thinking of base 64 encoding it but there must be a better way?

Request



Spring configuration



Plain POJO for the Webservice



Webservice SEI



Webservice SEI implementation




Thanks
Steve


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