RE: TypeMapping for multiple wsdds

["Daleiden, Mike" <mi...@aaaresponse.com>]

Use a comma-separated list of method names.

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Dillon (ext. 944) [mailto:Brian.Dillon@fineos.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 11:28 AM
To: 'axis-user@xml.apache.org'
Subject: TypeMapping for multiple wsdds


Hi,

Two quick questions.

Firstly Is it possible to have the type mapping specified outside of the
wsdd and use something like <xsd include.. to include the type mapping
into several wsdds ? I.e. I have multiple services to deploy where the
type mapping (i.e. the Serializer and Deserializer) is the same, so
rather than have the same thing duplicated in numeous wsdds I was hoping
to have define the type mapping elsewhere.

Secondly, in the wsdd there is an 'allowedMethods' tag. I can see the
syntax for allowing one method or all (using *). What is the syntax for
allowing mutiple methods ?

Thanks,

Brian.


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Nullable message parts and nullable complex type elements?

[Kenneth J Baker <ba...@umich.edu>]

Does axis support nullable message parts & nullable complex type elements
through WSDL2Java?

I've tried defining a wsdl file with built in types (like int) as
nullable.  But the message interfaces and classes still have int as their
type rather than something that could be null.

Does anyone have any information reguarding this?

Thanks,
Ken