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[ws][hints][55cat] IDE should validate package-info |
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webservices
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Reporter: |
brviking <brviking> |
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issues@webservices <issues> |
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NEW
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blocker
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P2
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5.x | |
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PC | |
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Windows XP | |
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ENHANCEMENT
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| Bug Blocks: |
78758
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[ BUILD # : 200608110000 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6 ] When creating a web service with customized @XmlSchema, developer will create a sub-package jaxws, and put a package-info.java file inside it. Then, if developer declares a "namespace='...'" and on webservice declares a "targetNamespace='...'", IDE should verify both are equals. Example of wrong code written by me (without any alert about what I was doing wrong - take me hours to get it solved): @WebService(name="usuarioWS", targetNamespace="webservices.everest.info") public class UsuarioWS { ... } On package-info.java: @XmlSchema( namespace="http://webservices.everest.info", attributeFormDefault=XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED, elementFormDefault=XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) Besides sounds stupid, I wasn't able to see difference between "webservices.everest.info" and "http://webservices.everest.info". IDE should alert when namespace and targetNamespace are different only when comparing a web service and a package-info in it's jaxws subpackage.