Hi!!! I need some help with faults in axis, I have a service that gives back to me a class map in wsdd, but need to give back a determinate axisfault, if my...
Hi yans... I came accross this problem(of my colleague). U have to specify an SOAP Action Header. Check also for proper endpoint URI. Hope this helps... ...
Hi, Your comments have beeen very interesting. Maybe I could summarise them as: although XSD is very powerful for describing type semantics, current toolkits...
... It's being considered. Some problems are that the resulting subset might be useless and the WG would get mired down in political debates (just like with...
... The impedance mismatch is between the XSD types (hierarchies) and OO language types (rich object graphs), regardless of the abilities of the current...
... 5. So which XML Schema features would you pick to eliminate? Coming up with an XML Schema sweet spot would mean deciding which toolkits and/or languages...
... You are absolutely correct. I call them R3AWs (Retarded 3GL API Wrappers). The tight binding between WSDL and 3GL API makes some toolkits very easy to make...
... Can any language implement any XSD type? If the answer is not, here there is an interoperability problem. For example, as it was said before in this thread...
... Thinking about the WSDL-first approach, I get to this reasoning: If I am a Java programmer that wants to create a service that sends say, a hashmap, by...
... Not all languages have hashmaps, and not all hashmaps are the same (e.g., C++ STL vs Java). If you don't care about non-Java languages, then you don't...
... sends say, ... would ... My point of view was that by doing the WSDL-first approach the service implementation (whatever is java, .net..) cannot take...
... Right. And my point was that if you want to support clients written in many different languages, then this is the price you have to pay. /r$ -- Rich Salz...
... I understand the argument, but respectfully disagree. The purpose of XML Schema in WSDL is to describe the format of an XML message. As long as that...
"> My point of view was that by doing the WSDL-first approach the service ... Right. But, the reason we are doing Web services is to achieve interoperability....
Hi Erik, all: ... I understand the argument, but respectfully disagree... :) - a little. Although it is certainly true that XSD does not describe semantics ...
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... OK, I'll bite. Why? What I mean by this is "what, specifically, would be so hard about defining an XSD key->value map type which binds to Java Maps and C#...
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... Where in XML schema does it say that each key is unique? Where in XML schema does it say that each object's key is immutable? /r$...
Glen, I didn't say that it would be hard. Just not practical. The world is not pure java... there's still a gazillion lines of COBOL running (even some that I...
Rich, et al ... About a year ago, pushed by code-heads within BT, i made a proposal for expressing some common schema constructs to assist round-tripping of...
Hi Rich: ... The same place that in XML schema says the "wss:Security" SOAP header contains the security information - in the semantics implied by the ...
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Ann, From my perspective, the original characterization was ... semantics, ... and this produces ... In our enterprise we do not consider support via DOM to be...
... While I also think defining hashmaps compatibly across languages is difficult (does CORBA do it?), I think this discussion is missing the real difficulty...
I have to admit that this thread is seriously funny! Ever since XML come to the forefront everyone has been blindly rushing toward it as though it was going to...