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Release Bulletin Sybase® Enterprise Portal Enterprise Edition Version 5.0 for Windows

User-defined datatype registration

[CR #265114] If an object is being serialized with custom serializers, the service that uses that serialized object will not show up when you want to add a service to a WSDL document.

Workaround: Follow the procedure below to avoid this situation when adding a service that contains user-defined datatypes to a WSDL document.

To register a user-defined datatype, you must declare the class, and the serializer and deserializer classes associated with the class. You must associate these classes with Web Services Toolkit elements as follows:

  1. Both the user class and its associated serializer and deserializer classes must be defined for the Web Services Tools package.

  2. Only the serializer and deserializer classes must be defined for the Web Services Web application.

For example, if you have a class named com.mycompany.mypackage.SimpleClass with a serializer class com.mycompany.mypackage.SimpleClassSerializer and a deserializer class com.mycompany.mypackage.SimpleClassDeserializer, you must add this to the Java Classes property of the Web Services Tools Package:

or com.mycompany.mypackage.*

You must also add this to the Web Services Web application’s Java classes property:

If the files are in JAR archives, they must be in separate archives, and the archives must be declared accordingly.For example, if SimpleClass.jar contains the SimpleClass class and SimpleClassSerialization.jar contains the serializer and deserializer classes, then the Web Services Tools package Java classes property would contain SimpleClass.jar and SimpleClassSerialization.jar, and the Web Services Web application Java classes property would contain only SimpleClassSerialization.jar.

See Chapter 7, “Selecting an EAServer Component for Your Web Service,” in the Web Services Toolkit User’s Guide for more information.




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