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Subject: Enforce complex type definition in WSDL
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Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2007 17:13:23 +0200
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From: "Holger Stolzenberg" <h.stolzenberg@ewerk.com>
To: <cxf-user@incubator.apache.org>

Hi folks,


Using CXF 2.0.1-INCUBATOR + JAXB Databinding:


I have a ProductService SEI with the following signature:

public ServiceStatus getProductById( int id );
public ServiceStatus getProductByToken( String token );


So for this WS the ServiceStatus object is defined in the WSDL. This =
ServiceStatus object is a wrapper that holds the services status =
outcome, e.g. code ... , and the product itself if loaded. For that it =
also has a geberic method

public Object getObject();

In an special use case this method should return an Object of the type =
lets say 'Product'. Because the Product class itself has never been =
declared or used in the SEI it won=B4t show up in the WSDL. But there I =
need the complex type definition for 'Product' in order to ensure class =
mapping for a PHP client.

As a workaround I put the following method to the SEI:

public void noop( Product product );

Now the Product class has been declared in the SEI abd therefore a =
complex type definition is created in the WSDL. Everything works fine =
now.

My question is how can I force the creation of a complex type in the =
WSDL that my service may return but has not been declared or used =
somewhere in the
SEI??

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