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Build 200502281900, jdk1.5.0_02 - create a new Web Application1 (WebApplication1) - create a new Web Service (TestWebService; package abc) - add a new operation (public String operationA(String aaa)) to the TestWebService - add a new operation with mb chars (public String operation<MBChars>(String aaa)) to the TestWebService - deploy WebApplication1 to SJS App Server - add TestWebService to the registry - switch to the Runtime tab - invoke Test Operation operation<MBChars> (OK) - restart IDE (same userdir, don't forget to start appserv) - invoke New->Web Service Client on Web Service References - fill required items (e.g. http://localhost:8080/WebApplication1/TestWebService?WSDL, abc package) - expand whole Web Service References node in the project view - there is a difference between Web Service and Web Service References nodes (look at attachment screen.gif); mb chars is missing - if Test operation is invoked on Web Service References, TestWebServiceSEIPort, operation<missingMB> the attached exception is thrown
Created attachment 20587 [details] screenshot
Created attachment 20588 [details] Exception.txt
1) QA: Please retest this bug, there have been changes in this area that might have fixed it. I was unable to reproduce it in a similar scenario (running Japanese locale, btw). 2) If it still happens, what is the locale of the system it's running on? 3) *DO NOT* place the web service client in the same web application as the web service that it is calling. This is not valid for JSR-109. Use a second web application for the client.
I can confirm, issue is not reproducible on build 200503131900, jdk1.5.0_02, windows, japanese locale.
Marking as fixed. This was most likely fixed when bug 56106 was fixed since this bug also relied on downloading the WSDL file from the running service.
Verified - pseudolocalized build 200503242007