Re: WSDL2RPG - RC4 available with workaround for Axis bug AXIS-2095

[Thomas Raddatz <thomas.raddatz@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Magne,

I am a little step further. 'wsi:swaRef' is a URI that points to an embedded attachment of the 
message. I finally found the .xsd file that declares 'swaRef' at 
http://ws-i.org/profiles/basic/1.1/xsd/swaRef.xsd.

But what I could not yet manage is to create a Java Web service client from the 
CMBGenericWebService.wsdl file using the following utilities:

At home:
    Eclipse 3.3 + Web Tools Project
    Axis 1.4 (WSDL2Java)
    gSoap

At the office:
    WDSC 6.0

Each of these utilities complains about the missing definition of wsi:swaRef. I guess that I am stuck 
here.

Regards,

Thomas.


Thomas Raddatz schrieb:
> Magne,
> 
> A demo application is what I need. If you can not provide a .war file with the demo application, 
> access to your server is as well as the demo application.
> 
> Thank your for the request message. It looks as I expected it.
> 
> Can you provide a sample message with arg_* not equal NULL? Am I right when I assume that the 
> 'CMBGenericWebService' does not use mime types to include the attachment but a URL to point to the 
> attachment? Is it correct that your RPG application has to use that URL do separately download the 
> attachment? Sorry, but I have almost no knowledge about attachments.
> 
> It is no problem to generate the structure of that message with the things WSDL2RPG knows. The problem 
> is that it does not know the type of 'wsi:swaRef'. It is not defined in the .wsdl file. If it does not 
> know the type, it can not choose the proper marshaller/unmarshaller. The marshaller/unmarshaller is 
> responsible for converting the RPG value to the right XML representation and back.
> 
> I am not sure if it was a good idea to hard-code a relationship between 'wsi:swaRef' and a 
> string-marshaller/unmarshaller (actually an URL marshaller/unmarshaller).
> 
>  >And perhaps getting the wsdl2rpg to handle attachments?
> 
> Yes. Of course I want WSDL2RPG to handle attachments some time. But I have to admit that I am still 
> afraid of the details of e-mails and mime types. So before I can get into attachments I have to know 
> how to set up a test Web service (with mime attachments) that runs on Tomcat so that I have full 
> control about the service.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Thomas.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
This is the FTPAPI mailing list.  To unsubscribe, please go to:
http://www.scottklement.com/mailman/listinfo/ftpapi
-----------------------------------------------------------------------