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[jira] Updated: (AXISCPP-903) extra ampersand in serializexxx
methods
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXISCPP-903?page=all ]
Franz Fehringer updated AXISCPP-903:
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Attachment: vakanz.wsdl
vakanz.xsd
> extra ampersand in serializexxx methods
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>
> Key: AXISCPP-903
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXISCPP-903
> Project: Axis-C++
> Type: Bug
> Versions: 1.6 Alpha
> Environment: WIN2KSP4 JDK1.5.0_06 MSVC6SP6
> Reporter: Franz Fehringer
> Attachments: vakanz.wsdl, vakanz.xsd
>
> Both AxisC 1.5 and the upcoming 1.6 have issues with serializexxx methods in generated code.
> The point is that all data items are passed as void* (opaque pointers).
> Therefore integer items get an ampersand & applied in front like
> pSZ->serializeAsAttribute( "xsi:nil", 0, (void*)&(xsd_boolean_true), XSD_BOOLEAN);
> But string/char*/AxisChar* items are already pointers themselves, so no ampersand should be applied:
> pSZ->serializeAsAttribute("MatchType", 0, (void*)(param->MatchType), XSD_NMTOKEN);
> What can now observed with my example is that AxisC 1.5 does it wrong in two places:
> pSZ->serializeAsAttribute("MatchType", 0, (void*)&(param->MatchType), XSD_NMTOKEN);
> pSZ->serializeAsChardata((void*)&(param->t_OrgNameSearch_value), XSD_STRING);
> whereas AxisC 1.6 is right in the first and still wrong in the second case:
> pSZ->serializeAsAttribute("MatchType", 0, (void*)(param->MatchType), XSD_NMTOKEN);
> pSZ->serializeAsChardata((void*)&(param->t_OrgNameSearch_value), XSD_STRING);
> Note that the attached generated sources are from AxisC 1.6.
> AxisC 1.5 has other issues with the code in question (attributes of type XSD_NMTOKEN are not serialized at all; members of structs already out of scope are accessed), but these seem to be fixed with AxisC 1.6.
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