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Subject: wsdl2js, namespace prefixes
Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 15:25:02 -0400
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From: "Benson Margulies" <bim2007@basistech.com>
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When we built wsdl2js, we were working with a soap toolkit that allowed
us to control the namespace prefixes used in the WSDL (and the actual
wire protocol). This had a happy side-effect: we could assume
'presentable' prefixes, and use them as parts of JavaScript identifiers.

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As far as I've ever figured out, XFire (and presumably CXF) don't cater
to people with feelings about prefixes, so we've got things in tns: and
things in ns0: and ns1: etc.

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For JavaScript generation, I hate to force the user to supply some sort
of additional file to hand out prefixes. Is there some JAX-WS annotation
that would allow CXF to allow someone or something to spec out the
namespaces? Aegis has a mechanism that, sadly, doesn't quite work. I
spent some time on it in XFire and couldn't quite adapt the code to do
it.

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