Hi Joanna,
It looks like you're getting a somewhat unintended side-effect of the
abstract mapping in your second binding, with the collection as a
separate mapping. Abstract mappings aren't really intended to be used
directly as collection item types, and I should probably have a
validation check to catch it when this is done. The intended ways to do
what you want are (1) make the Arrival mapping concrete, with a name
specified on the <mapping>, in which case the collection can reference
it directly as an item-type, or (2) keep the Arrival mapping abstract,
and add a child element to the collection:
<collection field="...">
<structure name="arrival" type="... Arrival"/>
</collection>
If either of these approaches doesn't work for you I'd appreciate a Jira
bug report with the specifics. Thanks,
- Dennis
Dennis M. Sosnoski
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Training and Consulting
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Joanna Muench wrote:
> I'm running into problems adding a collection to my schema in a wsdl. It
> works
> fine if the binding is in-line:
>
> <mapping type-name="xsd:eventType" abstract="true"
> class="edu.iris.ws.phasepick.Event">
> <value name="localId" field="id"/>
> <value name="location" field="location"/>
> <value name="prefOrigin" field="prefOrigin"/>
> <value name="author" field="author"/>
> <collection field="arrivals">
> <structure name="arrival" type="edu.iris.ws.phasepick.Arrival">
> <value name="station" field="station"/>
> <value name="distance" field="distance"/>
> <value name="phase" field="phase"/>
> <value name="azimuth" field="azimuth"/>
> <value name="author" field="author"/>
> <value name="arrivalTime" field="arrivalTime"/>
> </structure>
> </collection>
> </mapping>
>
> generates the expected XML:
>
> <inputEvent>
> <localid>2</localid>
> <location>Oregon Coast</location>
> <prefOrigin>12</prefOrigin>
> <author>UW Geophysics</author>
> <arrival>
> <station>SUW</station>
> <distance>402.7</distance>
> <phase>P</phase>
> <azimuth>19.4</azimuth>
> <author>K Creager</author>
> <arrivalTime>2004-01-10T21:22:53Z</arrivalTime>
> <arrival>
> <arrival>
> <station>GBS</station>
> <distance>1052.8</distance>
> ... etc.
>
> But when I try to remove the collection as a separate mapping:
>
> <mapping type-name="xsd:eventType" abstract="true"
> class="edu.iris.ws.phasepick.Event">
> <value name="localId" field="id"/>
> <value name="location" field="location"/>
> <value name="prefOrigin" field="prefOrigin"/>
> <value name="author" field="author"/>
> <collection field="arrivals" name="arrival"
> item-type="edu.iris.ws.phasepick.Arrival"/>
> </mapping>
>
> <mapping name="xsd:arrivalType" class="edu.iris.ws.phasepick.Arrival">
> <value name="station" field="station"/>
> <value name="distance" field="distance"/>
> <value name="phase" field="phase"/>
> <value name="azimuth" field="azimuth"/>
> <value name="author" field="author"/>
> <value name="arrivalTime" field="arrivalTime"/>
> </mapping>
>
> I get:
>
> <inputEvent>
> <localid>2</localid>
> <location>Oregon Coast</location>
> <prefOrigin>12</prefOrigin>
> <author>UW Geophysics</author>
> <arrival>
> <station>SUW</station>
> <distance>402.7</distance>
> <phase>P</phase>
> <azimuth>19.4</azimuth>
> <author>K Creager</author>
> <arrivalTime>2004-01-10T21:22:53Z</arrivalTime>
> <arrival>
> <station>GBS</station>
> <distance>1052.8</distance>
> <phase>P</phase>
> <azimuth>29.1</azimuth>
> <author>K Creager</author>
> <arrivalTime>2004-01-10T21:23:53Z</arrivalTime>
> >
> </inputEvent>
>
> This looks like a bug, but is it because I'm not writing the mapping the
> right
> way and should be using a named mapping or abstract (neither of which has
> worked
> for me in this instance)?
>
> Thanks, Joanna
>
>
>
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