2014-08-05 14:35 GMT+02:00 Timo Hosters <[email protected]>: > Aki Yoshida-3 wrote >> ... and got a fix in their microwave. > > I'm not a native speaker, thus unsure if that is colloquialism, sarcasm or > some sort of saying? It could mean "fixing could be quick if someone already > had an idea", I guess.
me neither. But you got what I meant (this microwave 5 minutes fix often happens with Dan. When I start explaining about a problem, before I finish, he writes "got a fix". I say "wow", and 5 minutes later, he says "just pushed the fix to the repo". ;-) I think the fix might be easy but I can't say more without spending some time to look at it. > Anyway, regarding interoperability/transform feature:These are not issues in > our current situation: The project partner is merely keen on providing (yet > keeping governance over) his original file. Our extended (i. e. redefined) > file is for our Web Service component only. If the partner uses our Web > Services, he wants (and of course has to) use the extended/redefined > version. > The redefine idea was motivated from posts like this one > <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10084145/xsd-extend-a-complex-type> . > And it sounded to be reasonable at the time - and still does. The page also talks about this redefine being all or nothing. In other words, everyone has to see the new redefined schema along with the old one. If this is not the case, you will have problems in exchanging data. So, as I mentioned earlier, this redefine is used typically in some closed/isolated environment where this condition holds but not in distributed applications like web services where you have no control over different systems. regards, aki > But thinking about your remark, plain type extension *could be another > option/solution* as well. That would NOT allow to keep the complex type's > name, but it might work too. > Regards, > Timo > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://cxf.547215.n5.nabble.com/Question-CXF-generate-Web-Service-issue-when-using-xsd-redefine-tp5746898p5747383.html > Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
