What determines where a type is produced

[ma...@bt.com]

HI,
Can you please explain what decides whether a type is created as an
inner class and what is regarded as being sufficient to be used as a
class of its own.
 
    I created some Global complexTypes that I hoped would end up as
classes own their own but they have ended up being made inner classes of
calling classes.
 
    I only refer to these classes within the parent class at the moment
but it would be good to force global complexTypes to be classes on their
own.
 
    The reason I need this is I am generating some GUI code from the
schema and I need to get predictable results.
 
    Thanks
 
Martin Roberts
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Re: What determines where a type is produced

[Jochen Wiedmann <jo...@gmail.com>]

martin.me.roberts@bt.com wrote:

> Can you please explain what decides whether a type is created as an 
> inner class and what is regarded as being sufficient to be used as a 
> class of its own.

Globally declared types = global classes


>     I created some Global complexTypes that I hoped would end up as 
> classes own their own but they have ended up being made inner classes of 
> calling classes.

I can't imagine, that this is so? Perhaps you are referring to global 
elements with locally defined global types?


Jochen

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