Re: Inheritance problems with Axis 1.4

[Jacob Volstrup <vo...@s-et.aau.dk>]

Hi,

I have now found out that I only experience this problem if I do not have
a method directly returning types from the class hierarchy but instead
returns an array of these types. As soon as I have a method returning a
singular element, the whole class hierarchy is exposed.

Can I somehow force Axis to expose all the types declared in my WSDD?

Regards,
Jacob Volstrup

On Tue, August 12, 2008 10:55, Jacob Volstrup wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am experiencing some weird inheritance problems with Axis 1.4. I need to
> have my WSDL expose my whole class hierarchy, thus I have declared all my
> typemappings in the WSDD file.
>
> Unfortunately my WSDL is only exposing those classes which are directly
> returned by some of my methods or those classes used (aggregated) in
> classes returned by other methods. This way many of the classes from the
> class hierarchy are missing as they are not directly returned as a result
> of a method, thus my client cannot recognize the subclasses returned by
> the methods.
>
> As my client application does only know about the classes exposes by the
> WSDL I somehow need to force Axis to either include every typemapped class
> from the WSDD or all classes from the class hierarchies used. I would
> prefer the last solution to keep the WSDL size as little as possible, but
> as the client does not generate the classes on the fly it is not that
> important.
>
> Would it be possible to somehow force Axis to expose either all the
> typemapped classes or the whole class hierarchy.for classes used by my
> methods?
>
>
> Regards,
> Jacob Volstrup
>
>
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