RE: Axis C++1.5 - behavior question

["Stettler, Robert" <ro...@capitalone.com>]

 

We had a situation where a field was added to the WS interface but the
client was using the previous version of the WSDL.  The C++ stub
marshaled all of the data upto the unexpected field.  All fields
following are null but no exception was generated.  Other than the null
fields there was not indication of a problem.

 

I had someone using the java version of Axis.  In the Java version an
exception is generated.  

 

What is the expected behavior?




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RE: Axis C++1.5 - behavior question

[John Hawkins <HA...@uk.ibm.com>]

Hmm, it probably worked out of sheer luck (or bad luck depending on your 
point of view :-) . It's not something the code explicitly tests for !




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We had a situation where a field was added to the WS interface but the 
client was using the previous version of the WSDL.  The C++ stub marshaled 
all of the data upto the unexpected field.  All fields following are null 
but no exception was generated.  Other than the null fields there was not 
indication of a problem.
 
I had someone using the java version of Axis.  In the Java version an 
exception is generated. 
 
What is the expected behavior?



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