Should be fixed now (see AXIOM-411). Thanks for reporting this issue.
Andreas
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 15:26, Kasun Gajasinghe <kasunbg@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've using Axiom for some work, and I've faced this issue that I think is a
> bug in Axiom. The issue occurs when a given OMElement is re-added to its
> parent using parentOMElement#addChild method. In that case, the said parent
> loses references to all the children after the child OMElement.
>
> To make it clear consider the sample xml doc [1]. Now, say you retrieved the
> operation named "Sandesha2OperationInOnly", by xpath or any other means.
> Then, you re add it to the parent <service>. After that, service loose
> references to siblings after the said retrieved element (ie. <binding> and
> <parameter>). I've provided a sample code for this which I've simplified to
> not use xpath for better understanding. [2]
>
> Yes, I can do a validation on whether I'm adding a child to the same parent,
> but why? This should be handled at Axiom level. The example was a much
> simplified version; I've spent hours wondering how I lost all those
> information, and found that a seemingly innocent method invocation was the
> cause! :) Can anyone reproduce this? I'd like to provide a patch for this.
>
> [1]
> <service name="HelloService">
> <operation name="Sandesha2OperationOutIn"/>
> <operation name="Sandesha2OperationInOnly"/>
> <binding name="HelloServiceSoap12Binding">
> <operation name="greet"/>
> </binding>
> <parameter name="name1">val1</parameter>
> </service>
>
> [2]
> OMElement documentEle = new
> StAXOMBuilder("resources/services-op-test.xml").getDocumentElement();
>
> // Now retrieve <operation name="Sandesha2OperationInOnly" />
> OMElement opElement2 = (OMElement)
> documentEle.getFirstElement().getNextOMSibling().getNextOMSibling();
> //OMElement opElement2 = new
> AXIOMXPath("/service/operation[@name=\"Sandesha2OperationInOnly\"]").selectSingleNode(documentEle);
>
> documentEle.addChild(opElement2);
>
>
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> Kasun Gajasinghe
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