Binding UserException support does not handle uninitialized data correctly
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Key: YOKO-330
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YOKO-330
Project: Yoko - CORBA Server
Issue Type: Bug
Components: CorbaBinding
Affects Versions: v1.0-incubating-M2
Reporter: Darren Middleman
Assigned To: Darren Middleman
UserException support in the binding does not handle the case where a servant
throws a CXF implementation of a CORBA user exception and does not initialize
the schema exception definition object contained within the UserException.
For example, CORBA UserException such as :
exception MyException {
string message;
};
results in two classes being generated on the CXF side: MyException.java and
MyException_Exception.java. The MyException_Exception class is the throwable
object which contains a reference the the MyException class, which represents
the schema definition of the UserException. If a MyException_Exception is
created without initializing the MyException reference within it, the binding
is unable to propagate the exception correctly.
Also, if the 'message' attribute is not initialized within the exception, then
a null pointer exception can be thrown when the object is written to the CORBA
output stream.
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