Hi !
Hm ... Ok, now I understand it. I don't know if .net can handle this
because we don't use .net-clients.
I will start to change that in my local copy the nusoap and are very
interested in your final decision.
Ingo F
Scott Nichol wrote:
SOAP 1.1 specifies this use of type when array elements may be of different
types. See section 5.4.2 at
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/NOTE-SOAP-20000508/#_Toc478383522. It was present in
past revisions of the XML Schema spec, but has now become a concept rather than
an actual type. The anyType and anySimpleType are conrete manifestations of
the ur-type concept. Yuck.
I will look into this, but unfortunately I do not have time right now.
Does a .NET client handle this exception?
Scott Nichol
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ingo Fischer" <ingo.fischer@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <nusoap-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 8:46 AM
Subject: [Nusoap-general] use of "xsd:ur-type" for serialization of arrays and
structs
Hi !
We have a webservice which is used by some Java-clients using Axis and
we have a problem which only occurs at the moment when returning a fault.
In this case we use an array of soapvals as fault-detail. The returned
XML-Message for the fault-detail looks like:
<detail>
<soapVal xsi:type="SOAP-ENC:Array" SOAP-ENC:arrayType="xsd:ur-type[2]">
<errorcode xsi:type="xsd:string">5003</errorcode>
<message xsi:type="xsd:string">The invalid</message>
</soapVal>
</detail>
Axis is not able to use the type "ur-type" and don't knows how to map
this and cannot find a deserializer for that type.
The problem is thatin the case of an "unknown" array which will be
serialized that in the "serialize_val" method in nusoap_base.class.inc
the following line is hard coded:
$array_typename = 'xsd:ur-type';
When you look into the Shema definition then a type with the name
"ur-type" is NOT defined. On some places there are references to "simple
ur-types" or so and there is one line that such a type is named "anyType".
So we tried to replace the hardcoded type in that line with
"xsd:anyType" and Axis was able to correctly read the details and
anything wokrs.
So, why there is hardcoded "ur-type" which is a in fact not existing
type and will it be possible to change that to "xsd:anyType" ?
Ingo Fischer
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