[billflood]

I’m using ME Version: 7.5 Build id: 7.5-20090609

I am generating a Web service from the bottom up.

I have a Java class with two methods – one returns a simple class and this works fine.

The other method returns a complex type containing an array of itself and an array of another simple class.

public MessageBody[] GetMessageBody(String host, String user, String password, String protocol, int port, String readFolder, int[] msgNumbers)
throws MailFault

public class MessageBody {
int msgNumber;
String bodyText;
Attachment[] attachments;
MessageBody[] childParts; // Enbedded multipart

}
public class Attachment {
String contentType;
String fileName;
byte[] content;
}

The only thing that shows up in the schema is MessageBody as a sequence with no other elements.

The response is empty when this method is called and no fault occurs even though I can see the array is populated.

Why don’t these complex types get annotated?

thnaks

[support-joy]

Billflood,

I don’t have visibility of your complex web service. I would recommend you to try debugging and also try to cross post to relevant forums.

[billflood]

In the classes shown above, MessageBody and Attachments, which are return types for the Web service method used in bottom up development, do not get annotated. I added these annotations manually to these types and the code worked.

I am pretty sure this is a bug.

The tool should annotate return types for Web service methods so they show up properly in the schema.

[Loyal Water]

billflood,
The dev team is looking into this issue. They will get back to you with a reply asap.

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