Hello,
I use EJB3-annotated Webservices in JBoss 4.0.4 GA. This worked fine, even with rather complex types, up until now.
I have an Interface
public interface EntityAware<E> {
/**
* @return an entity of type E
* @throws EntityConversionException
*/
E getEntity() throws EntityConversionException;
}
which I want my DTOs to implement. Like this:
public class PersonInfo implements EntityAware<Person> {
...
public Person getEntity() throws EntityConversionException {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
return null;
}
}
If then, such a DTO (implementing the interface) is used as a type in my Webservice, the WSDL gets very complex. It would then include all affected namespaces in the java class hierachy down to java.lang.Class.
Example:
...
<import namespace="http://reflect.lang.java/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" />
<import namespace="http://cert.security.java/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://annotation.lang.java/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://lang.java/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://services.ws.foo.bar.com/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://net.java/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://security.java/jaws" />
<import namespace="http://util.java/jaws" />
...
Is this a desired behaviour?
To my understanding a DTO should be able to implement any kind of interface without the datatypes of that very interface having any kind of impact on the schema-representation of the DTO in the WSDL.
Is there a way to change that behaviour by configuration or do I need a newer version of jbossws?
Best regards and many thanks,
Martin Hesse
