wsdl error

[Jesus Angeles]

im getting this error...any ideas?
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WS-I:  A wsdl:binding does not bind every wsdl :-P	 art of a wsdl:message in the wsdl :-P	 ortType to which it refers to one of soapbind:body, soapbind:header, soapbind:fault or soapbind:headerfault.
  

the error is pointed at the line :

  
<wsdl:binding name="TheClassSoapBinding" type="intf:TheClass">
  

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my interface is like this:

  
package APackage;
 
public interface TheClass extends java.rmi.Remote {
    public java.awt.Image myMethod(java.lang.String astring, java.awt.Image apic, javax.xml.rpc.holders.StringHolder myMethodReturn) throws java.rmi.RemoteException;
}
  

[Peer Reynders]

The whole WSDL would be a bit more informative.

Please don't tell me that you are using Java-to-WSDL
(a SCDJWS is supposed to know better)

I'm guessing that {java.awt.Image apic} being in the middle of the parameter list might be a problem. Try sticking it at the beginning or end.

[Jesus Angeles]

Im still looking at it.

I am unable to post the wsdl. An error comes up, it says it has exceeded maximum images, in posting here in javaranch; most likely, those colons causes it.

I am using wsad. I had to set wsad to 'ignore WS-I compliance', and got away with this.

But I am still fixing it as my client is unable to call the server.

Will post further if anything develops.

[Peer Reynders]

You can always "find & replace" the colons with the HTML entity
:
That will at least get rid of the emoticons
< with
&lt;
> with
&gt;

Looking at the Java interface I would guess that you should consider authoring a WSDL that uses the "SOAP with Attachments" style - i.e. the images should be transmitted in a MIME envelope, not the SOAP envelope.

Inch yourself towards the solution by defining an interface that returns an image and one that takes an image as a parameter and then finally combine both.
[ May 07, 2006: Message edited by: Peer Reynders ]

[Jesus Angeles]

  
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<wsdl: definitions targetNamespace="http: //APackage" xmlns: wsdl="http: //schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" xmlns: xsd="http: //www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns: wsdlsoap="http: //schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/" xmlns: intf="http: //APackage" xmlns: impl="http: //APackage" xmlns: mime="http: //schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/mime/">
  <wsdl: types>
  </wsdl: types>
  <wsdl: message name="myMethodRequest">
    <wsdl: part name="astring" type="xsd: string"/>
    <wsdl: part name="apic" type="xsd: hexBinary"/>
   </wsdl: message>
  <wsdl: message name="myMethodResponse">
    <wsdl: part name="myMethodReturn" type="xsd: string"/>
    <wsdl: part name="outpic" type="xsd: hexBinary"/>
  </wsdl: message>
  <wsdl: portType name="TheClass">
    <wsdl: operation name="myMethod">
      <wsdl: input name="myMethodRequest" message="intf: myMethodRequest"/>
      <wsdl: output name="myMethodResponse" message="intf: myMethodResponse"/>
    </wsdl: operation>
  </wsdl: portType>
  <wsdl: binding name="TheClassSoapBinding" type="intf: TheClass">
    <wsdlsoap: binding style="rpc" transport="http: //schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http"/>
    <wsdl: operation name="myMethod">
      <wsdlsoap: operation soapAction=""/>
      <wsdl: input name="myMethodRequest">
        <mime: multipartRelated>
          <mime: part>
            <wsdlsoap: body parts="astring" use="literal" namespace="http: //APackage"/>
          </mime: part>
          <mime: part>
            <mime: content part="apic" type="image/jpeg"/>
          </mime: part>
        </mime: multipartRelated>
      </wsdl: input>
      <wsdl: output name="myMethodResponse">
        <mime: multipartRelated>
          <mime: part>
            <wsdlsoap: body parts="myMethodReturn" use="literal" namespace="http: //APackage"/>
          </mime: part>
          <mime: part>
            <mime: content part="outpic" type="image/jpeg"/>
          </mime: part>
        </mime: multipartRelated>
      </wsdl: output>
    </wsdl: operation>
  </wsdl: binding>
  <wsdl: service name="TheClassService">
    <wsdl: port name="TheClass" binding="intf: TheClassSoapBinding">
      <wsdlsoap: address location="http: //localhost: 9080/gServerSwa3/services/TheClass"/>
    </wsdl: port>
  </wsdl: service>
</wsdl: definitions>
 
  

[Jesus Angeles]

I am trying to play with swa. I want to implement a client that sends an attachment jpg, and a web service which receives it, and replies with another attachment jpg.

I did java2wsdl only at the beginning, to generate a simple, non-swa wsdl. I then added mime stuff to the wsdl, and used wsdl2java.