BeanSerializer

[Mark Rowell <Ma...@credittrade.com>]

Hi

I was wondering why it was necessary for Java2WSDL generate an element in a
complex type for properties of a class that are read-only?
After all when deserializing an instance of a class with read-only
properties how is it going to set the value of the property in the new
instance?
Am I wrong on this one?

I have patched a local copy so that when it writes out the schema
complexType definition it ignores read-only properties by using
the isWriteable() method on the BeanPropertyDescriptor class.

Regards,

Mark


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