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Explain IRegistry
Hi Deepak,
can you explain where the source code of uddiOrgApiV2.*** classes are?
I am looking at IRegistry.java
import uddiOrgApiV2.AssertionStatusReport;
import uddiOrgApiV2.AuthToken;
import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingDetail;
import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingTemplate;
import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessDetail;
import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessEntity;
import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessList;
Please can you add the source code of these uddi types to scout project and not the compiled classes as a library? If there is a bug in the uddi types, how will we solve them?
I also think that the package of the types should be org.apache.ws.scout.uddi . What do others think?
Can you zip up the source code for the generated types (uddiOrgApiV2) and send it to me. I will incorporate it.
Cheers,
Anil
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Re: Explain IRegistry
Posted by Anil Saldhana <an...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Deepak,
thanks for the pointer.
Given this, I am going to stabilize the trunk soon and add the missing async feature.
Regards,
Anil
Deepak Bhole <db...@redhat.com> wrote: Hi Anil,
On Fri, 2006-02-17 at 22:34 -0800, Anil Saldhana wrote:
> Hi Deepak,
> can you explain where the source code of uddiOrgApiV2.*** classes
> are?
>
> I am looking at IRegistry.java
>
> import uddiOrgApiV2.AssertionStatusReport;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.AuthToken;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingDetail;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingTemplate;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessDetail;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessEntity;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessList;
>
> Please can you add the source code of these uddi types to scout
> project and not the compiled classes as a library? If there is a bug
> in the uddi types, how will we solve them?
>
There is no explicit source code for them. The source is generated and
compiled on the fly during build by xmlbeans.
> I also think that the package of the types should be
> org.apache.ws.scout.uddi . What do others think?
>
I have no objection to that. I just kept them separate because they were
all autogenerated, as thus not really (in a manner of speaking) a part
of scout.
> Can you zip up the source code for the generated types (uddiOrgApiV2)
> and send it to me. I will incorporate it.
>
I can generate the code and send it, but as it is autogenerated, do you
still want it? You can ogenerate it as follows by the way:
java -cp
org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.tool.SchemaCompiler -src
should go>
Deepak
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Re: Explain IRegistry
Posted by Deepak Bhole <db...@redhat.com>.
Hi Anil,
On Fri, 2006-02-17 at 22:34 -0800, Anil Saldhana wrote:
> Hi Deepak,
> can you explain where the source code of uddiOrgApiV2.*** classes
> are?
>
> I am looking at IRegistry.java
>
> import uddiOrgApiV2.AssertionStatusReport;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.AuthToken;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingDetail;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingTemplate;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessDetail;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessEntity;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessList;
>
> Please can you add the source code of these uddi types to scout
> project and not the compiled classes as a library? If there is a bug
> in the uddi types, how will we solve them?
>
There is no explicit source code for them. The source is generated and
compiled on the fly during build by xmlbeans.
> I also think that the package of the types should be
> org.apache.ws.scout.uddi . What do others think?
>
I have no objection to that. I just kept them separate because they were
all autogenerated, as thus not really (in a manner of speaking) a part
of scout.
> Can you zip up the source code for the generated types (uddiOrgApiV2)
> and send it to me. I will incorporate it.
>
I can generate the code and send it, but as it is autogenerated, do you
still want it? You can ogenerate it as follows by the way:
java -cp <path to xbean.jar>
org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.tool.SchemaCompiler -src <dir where source
should go> <the_uddi_xsd [in /etc of the project]>
Deepak
Re: Explain IRegistry
Posted by Geir Magnusson Jr <ge...@pobox.com>.
Jeremy Boynes wrote:
> Geir Magnusson Jr wrote:
>>
>> Anil Saldhana wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Deepak,
>>> can you explain where the source code of uddiOrgApiV2.*** classes
>>> are?
>>> I am looking at IRegistry.java
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.AssertionStatusReport;
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.AuthToken;
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingDetail;
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingTemplate;
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessDetail;
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessEntity;
>>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessList;
>>> Please can you add the source code of these uddi types to scout
>>> project and not the compiled classes as a library? If there is a bug
>>> in the uddi types, how will we solve them?
>>>
>>
>> +1
>
> -1 - if the code is generated then the thing they are generated from
> should be in the source tree and the generation should be done as a
> build step. Checking in generated source just leads to confusion.
It wasn't clear it was generated source.
>
>>> I also think that the package of the types should be
>>> org.apache.ws.scout.uddi . What do others think?
>>
>> +1
>
> o.a.ws.scout.uddiOrgApiV2 or something that includes the version of the
> schema that the classes were generated from.
>
>>> Can you zip up the source code for the generated types
>>> (uddiOrgApiV2) and send it to me. I will incorporate it.
>>> Cheers,
>>> Anil
>
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Re: Explain IRegistry
Posted by Jeremy Boynes <jb...@apache.org>.
Geir Magnusson Jr wrote:
>
>
> Anil Saldhana wrote:
>
>> Hi Deepak,
>> can you explain where the source code of uddiOrgApiV2.*** classes
>> are?
>> I am looking at IRegistry.java
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.AssertionStatusReport;
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.AuthToken;
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingDetail;
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingTemplate;
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessDetail;
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessEntity;
>> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessList;
>> Please can you add the source code of these uddi types to scout
>> project and not the compiled classes as a library? If there is a bug
>> in the uddi types, how will we solve them?
>>
>
>
> +1
-1 - if the code is generated then the thing they are generated from
should be in the source tree and the generation should be done as a
build step. Checking in generated source just leads to confusion.
>
>> I also think that the package of the types should be
>> org.apache.ws.scout.uddi . What do others think?
>
>
> +1
o.a.ws.scout.uddiOrgApiV2 or something that includes the version of the
schema that the classes were generated from.
>
>> Can you zip up the source code for the generated types
>> (uddiOrgApiV2) and send it to me. I will incorporate it.
>> Cheers,
>> Anil
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Re: Explain IRegistry
Posted by Geir Magnusson Jr <ge...@pobox.com>.
Anil Saldhana wrote:
> Hi Deepak,
> can you explain where the source code of uddiOrgApiV2.*** classes are?
>
> I am looking at IRegistry.java
>
> import uddiOrgApiV2.AssertionStatusReport;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.AuthToken;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingDetail;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BindingTemplate;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessDetail;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessEntity;
> import uddiOrgApiV2.BusinessList;
>
> Please can you add the source code of these uddi types to scout project and not the compiled classes as a library? If there is a bug in the uddi types, how will we solve them?
>
+1
> I also think that the package of the types should be org.apache.ws.scout.uddi . What do others think?
+1
>
> Can you zip up the source code for the generated types (uddiOrgApiV2) and send it to me. I will incorporate it.
>
> Cheers,
> Anil
>
>
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