Re: Importing schema in WSDL, found the problem

[Olivier Brand <ob...@yahoo.com>]

Russel,

Finally found the problem. It seems that Wsdl2java does not handle yet 
the element attribute in the <part.../> element.
eg.: <part name="token" element="auth:AuthToken"/>

In order to have the tool generating the java classes, I had to remove 
the AuthToken element from my schema and name the inner complex type.
I guess this is not a show stopper, but if you place the schema within 
the <types> element in the WSDL, the java files get generated... The 
behavior is not therefore the same.
Do you think that this could be easily fixed ? Some schemas, like the 
AuthToken from UDDI defines the AuthToken as an element and not a 
complexType, which makes the tool incompatible with some schemas.

Olivier

Russell Butek wrote:

>Imports should work.  We have a test for imports:
>xml-axis/test/import_/Import.wsdl.
>
>Be aware that, since the import namespace is probably different than the
>namespace of the importing wsdl, the files will be generated into a
>different directory unless you use the --NStoPkg option.
>
>Russell Butek
>butek@us.ibm.com
>
>
>Olivier Brand <ob...@yahoo.com> on 11/19/2001 09:48:57 PM
>
>Please respond to axis-user@xml.apache.org
>
>To:   axis <ax...@xml.apache.org>
>cc:
>Subject:  Importing schema in WSDL
>
>
>
>It seems that we cannot issue the following XML instruction in a WSDL:
>
><import namespace="http://www.stuff.com/schemas/2001/11/authtoken"
>location="C:/xml-axis/authtoken.xsd"/>
>
>Is there something wrong with the WSDL2java tool or is not handled
>properly ?
>
>I would like to import my schemas instead of including them (more reusable)
>
>Thanks for any hints.
>
>Olivier
>
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