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Namespace problem in webservice response
Hi,
I am hosting a webservice using apache-cxf v2.1.1.
The issue i am facing is that the 'first element of response' is
namespace-qualified, but other child elements are not. (SOAP
Request/Response as seen in CXF logs is attached to this email).
So here is the output I get:
==================== RESPONSE ====================
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<soap:Body>
<ns2:models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
<model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
<display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
<description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
<model-output-types>
<model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
id="1">
<description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
<model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
structure" id="2">
<description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
</model-output-types>
</model>
<model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
<display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
<description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
collection</description>
<model-output-types>
<model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
id="1">
<description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
<model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
structure" id="2">
<description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
</model-output-types>
</model>
</ns2:models>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
==================== RESPONSE ENDS ====================
So - making the issue more explicit if you take a look at the following soap
response:
<ns2:models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
<model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
<display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
The models element is qualified with `ns2` while any other element is not!
I want to get rid of this `ns2` qualifier.
So the soap response I desire is :
==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ====================
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<soap:Body>
<models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
<model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
<display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
<description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
<model-output-types>
<model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
id="1">
<description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
<model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
structure" id="2">
<description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
</model-output-types>
</model>
<model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
<display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
<description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
collection</description>
<model-output-types>
<model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
id="1">
<description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
<model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
structure" id="2">
<description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
</model-output-types>
</model>
</models>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ENDS====================
Thanks in advance.
http://www.nabble.com/file/p24719842/cxf-request-response.txt
cxf-request-response.txt
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Re: Namespace problem in webservice response
Posted by amit_9b <am...@yahoo.com>.
I am using a wsdl first approach.
The schema definition uses `elementFormDefault="qualified"` property. It
still doesn't work.
I am posting the schema part for you too see:
=========== SCHEMA ELEMENT ===========
<xsd:schema
elementFormDefault="qualified"
attributeFormDefault="unqualified"
targetNamespace="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd"
xmlns:spx="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
======== SCHEMA ELEMENT ENDS ========
Any other ideas ?
Thanks,
amit_9b
dkulp wrote:
>
>
> I assume you mean you want:
> <models xmlns="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
> ....
>
> You don't say if this is a wsdl first or not type situation.
>
> If it IS, then you need to check the schema in the wsdl. You would need
> to
> add elementFormDefault="qualified" to the schema. By default, it would be
> unqualified which results in the message format you see.
>
> On Wed July 29 2009 10:25:50 am amit_9b wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am hosting a webservice using apache-cxf v2.1.1.
>
> I'd also suggest upgrading to something newer. :-)
>
> Dan
>
>
>
>> The issue i am facing is that the 'first element of response' is
>> namespace-qualified, but other child elements are not. (SOAP
>> Request/Response as seen in CXF logs is attached to this email).
>>
>> So here is the output I get:
>> ==================== RESPONSE ====================
>> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
>> <soap:Body>
>> <ns2:models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
>> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
>> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
>> <description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
>> <model-output-types>
>> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
>> id="1">
>> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
>> structure" id="2">
>> <description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> </model-output-types>
>> </model>
>> <model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
>> <display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
>> <description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
>> collection</description>
>> <model-output-types>
>> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
>> id="1">
>> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
>> structure" id="2">
>> <description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> </model-output-types>
>> </model>
>> </ns2:models>
>> </soap:Body>
>> </soap:Envelope>
>> ==================== RESPONSE ENDS ====================
>>
>> So - making the issue more explicit if you take a look at the following
>> soap response:
>> <ns2:models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
>> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
>> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
>>
>> The models element is qualified with `ns2` while any other element is
>> not!
>> I want to get rid of this `ns2` qualifier.
>>
>> So the soap response I desire is :
>> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ====================
>> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
>> <soap:Body>
>> <models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
>> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
>> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
>> <description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
>> <model-output-types>
>> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
>> id="1">
>> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
>> structure" id="2">
>> <description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> </model-output-types>
>> </model>
>> <model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
>> <display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
>> <description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
>> collection</description>
>> <model-output-types>
>> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
>> id="1">
>> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
>> structure" id="2">
>> <description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> </model-output-types>
>> </model>
>> </models>
>> </soap:Body>
>> </soap:Envelope>
>> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ENDS====================
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p24719842/cxf-request-response.txt
>> cxf-request-response.txt
>
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> Daniel Kulp
> dkulp@apache.org
> http://www.dankulp.com/blog
>
>
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Re: Namespace problem in webservice response
Posted by Daniel Kulp <dk...@apache.org>.
I assume you mean you want:
<models xmlns="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
....
You don't say if this is a wsdl first or not type situation.
If it IS, then you need to check the schema in the wsdl. You would need to
add elementFormDefault="qualified" to the schema. By default, it would be
unqualified which results in the message format you see.
On Wed July 29 2009 10:25:50 am amit_9b wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am hosting a webservice using apache-cxf v2.1.1.
I'd also suggest upgrading to something newer. :-)
Dan
> The issue i am facing is that the 'first element of response' is
> namespace-qualified, but other child elements are not. (SOAP
> Request/Response as seen in CXF logs is attached to this email).
>
> So here is the output I get:
> ==================== RESPONSE ====================
> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
> <soap:Body>
> <ns2:models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
> <description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
> <model-output-types>
> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
> id="1">
> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
> structure" id="2">
> <description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> </model-output-types>
> </model>
> <model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
> <display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
> <description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
> collection</description>
> <model-output-types>
> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
> id="1">
> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
> structure" id="2">
> <description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> </model-output-types>
> </model>
> </ns2:models>
> </soap:Body>
> </soap:Envelope>
> ==================== RESPONSE ENDS ====================
>
> So - making the issue more explicit if you take a look at the following
> soap response:
> <ns2:models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
>
> The models element is qualified with `ns2` while any other element is not!
> I want to get rid of this `ns2` qualifier.
>
> So the soap response I desire is :
> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ====================
> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
> <soap:Body>
> <models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
> <description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
> <model-output-types>
> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
> id="1">
> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
> structure" id="2">
> <description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> </model-output-types>
> </model>
> <model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
> <display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
> <description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
> collection</description>
> <model-output-types>
> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
> id="1">
> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
> structure" id="2">
> <description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> </model-output-types>
> </model>
> </models>
> </soap:Body>
> </soap:Envelope>
> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ENDS====================
>
> Thanks in advance.
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p24719842/cxf-request-response.txt
> cxf-request-response.txt
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dkulp@apache.org
http://www.dankulp.com/blog
Re: Namespace problem in webservice response
Posted by amit_9b <am...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Andrew,
That was a typo.
The desired response is :
=====8<==== RESPONSE START =====8<====
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<soap:Body>
<models xmlns="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
<model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
<display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
<description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
<model-output-types>
<model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
id="1">
<description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
<model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
structure" id="2">
<description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
</model-output-types>
</model>
<model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
<display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
<description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
collection</description>
<model-output-types>
<model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
id="1">
<description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
<model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
structure" id="2">
<description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
</model-output-type>
</model-output-types>
</model>
</models>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
======8<==== RESPONSE END =====8<=====
Any ideas ?
Thanks,
amit_9b
Andrew Clegg-2 wrote:
>
> 2009/7/29 amit_9b <am...@yahoo.com>:
>
>> So the soap response I desire is :
>> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ====================
>> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
>> <soap:Body>
>> <models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
>> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
>> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
>> <description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
>> <model-output-types>
>> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
>> id="1">
>> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
>> structure" id="2">
>> <description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> </model-output-types>
>> </model>
>> <model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
>> <display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
>> <description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
>> collection</description>
>> <model-output-types>
>> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
>> id="1">
>> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
>> structure" id="2">
>> <description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
>> </model-output-type>
>> </model-output-types>
>> </model>
>> </models>
>> </soap:Body>
>> </soap:Envelope>
>> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ENDS====================
>
> This doesn't make sense. You're declaring a namespace prefix 'ns2' and
> then never referring to it. Why would you want to do that?
>
> Andrew.
>
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Re: Namespace problem in webservice response
Posted by Andrew Clegg <an...@nervechannel.com>.
2009/7/29 amit_9b <am...@yahoo.com>:
> So the soap response I desire is :
> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ====================
> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
> <soap:Body>
> <models xmlns:ns2="http://prime.simplesoft.org/2009/xsd">
> <model active="true" provider="gili" name="nn" id="1">
> <display-name>Near Neighbors</display-name>
> <description>Find near neighbors in cpd collection</description>
> <model-output-types>
> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighborId"
> id="1">
> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
> structure" id="2">
> <description>Structure of near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> </model-output-types>
> </model>
> <model active="true" provider="gili2" name="nn2" id="2">
> <display-name>gili Near Neighbors 2</display-name>
> <description>Find near neighbors in gili cpd
> collection</description>
> <model-output-types>
> <model-output-type data-type="integer" name="near neighbor Id"
> id="1">
> <description>LSN of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> <model-output-type data-type="smiles" name="near neighbor
> structure" id="2">
> <description>Structure of gili near neighbors</description>
> </model-output-type>
> </model-output-types>
> </model>
> </models>
> </soap:Body>
> </soap:Envelope>
> ==================== DESIRED RESPONSE ENDS====================
This doesn't make sense. You're declaring a namespace prefix 'ns2' and
then never referring to it. Why would you want to do that?
Andrew.
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