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overriding a pojo parameter
Hi,
I'm using axis2 1.3 and I want to create a set of methods with all
parameters that inherit from the same class. Is it possible for axis
to "see" the getters and setters from the parent class?
For instance:
three methods:
- public void method1 (Param1 param) {}
- public void method2 (Param2 param) {}
- publid void method3 (Param3 param) {}
Param is the parent class with attributes: attr1, attr2
Param1 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param1, attr2_param1
Param2 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param2, attr2_param2
Param3 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param3, attr2_param3
How can I make sure that the data and wsdl and stuff like that will
see for instance for Param1 the attributes: attr1, attr2, attr1_param1
and attr2_param1?
Actually, I have the same question for the response.
Kind regards
Jan Verstuyft
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[AXIS2] overriding a pojo parameter
Posted by Jan Verstuyft <ja...@googlemail.com>.
And now with the correct subject.
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From: Jan Verstuyft <ja...@googlemail.com>
Date: 2008/10/9
Subject: overriding a pojo parameter
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Hi,
I'm using axis2 1.3 and I want to create a set of methods with all
parameters that inherit from the same class. Is it possible for axis
to "see" the getters and setters from the parent class?
For instance:
three methods:
- public void method1 (Param1 param) {}
- public void method2 (Param2 param) {}
- publid void method3 (Param3 param) {}
Param is the parent class with attributes: attr1, attr2
Param1 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param1, attr2_param1
Param2 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param2, attr2_param2
Param3 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param3, attr2_param3
How can I make sure that the data and wsdl and stuff like that will
see for instance for Param1 the attributes: attr1, attr2, attr1_param1
and attr2_param1?
Actually, I have the same question for the response.
Kind regards
Jan Verstuyft
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Re: overriding a pojo parameter
Posted by Deepal Jayasinghe <de...@opensource.lk>.
> Hi,
>
> I'm using axis2 1.3 and I want to create a set of methods with all
> parameters that inherit from the same class. Is it possible for axis
> to "see" the getters and setters from the parent class?
>
Yes , you can do that for paramters .
-Deepal
> For instance:
>
> three methods:
> - public void method1 (Param1 param) {}
> - public void method2 (Param2 param) {}
> - publid void method3 (Param3 param) {}
>
>
> Param is the parent class with attributes: attr1, attr2
>
> Param1 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param1, attr2_param1
> Param2 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param2, attr2_param2
> Param3 overrides Param and has it's own attributes: attr1_param3, attr2_param3
>
> How can I make sure that the data and wsdl and stuff like that will
> see for instance for Param1 the attributes: attr1, attr2, attr1_param1
> and attr2_param1?
>
> Actually, I have the same question for the response.
>
> Kind regards
> Jan Verstuyft
>
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