I think this is a bug in WSDL4J.
What you can do is go from service - port - binding - portType and that
does find the portType even for ones in imported wsdl.
...ant
Anthony Elder
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"Jeremy Hughes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 28/02/2003 09:24:15
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Haneef, not sure if you've got a response to this yet.
WSDL4J can be discussed on [EMAIL PROTECTED] WSDL4J is the
reference impl. for JSR110.
Today, if you wanted to get all the porttypes you would have to go through
the imports yourself in a similar way DefinitionImpl.getFromImports() does.
Regards,
Jeremy
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From: "ALI,HANEEF (HP-Cupertino,ex1)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: WSIF - WSDL4J
Hi,
This question is more to do with WSDL4j rather than wsif.
Defintion.getPortType(QName) -- returns the correct portTypeImpl
Definition.getPortType() -- returns a map with size 0
This happens only when the wsdl uses import statements.
Eg:
My WSDL has only service elements. It imports other wsdls where
portTypes, Bindings etc are defined
JavaDoc for the operation state
"Get all the portTypes defined here." -- What does "here" mean? Does it
include imported wsdls
Will some one let me know whether this is the bug or expected behaviour
regards
Haneef
