I'm using ME Version: 7.5 Build id: 7.5-20090609

I am generating a Web service from the bottom up.

I have a Java class with two methods - one returns a simple class and this works fine.

The other method returns a complex type containing an array of itself and an array of another simple class.

public MessageBody[] GetMessageBody(String host, String user, String password, String protocol, int port, String readFolder, int[] msgNumbers)
throws MailFault


public class MessageBody {
int msgNumber;
String bodyText;
Attachment[] attachments;
MessageBody[] childParts; // Enbedded multipart

}
public class Attachment {
String contentType;
String fileName;
byte[] content;
}

The only thing that shows up in the schema is MessageBody as a sequence with no other elements.

The response is empty when this method is called and no fault occurs even though I can see the array is populated.

Why don't these complex types get annotated?

thnaks

Billflood,

I don't have visibility of your complex web service. I would recommend you to try debugging and also try to cross post to relevant forums.

In the classes shown above, MessageBody and Attachments, which are return types for the Web service method used in bottom up development, do not get annotated. I added these annotations manually to these types and the code worked.

I am pretty sure this is a bug.

The tool should annotate return types for Web service methods so they show up properly in the schema.

billflood,
The dev team is looking into this issue. They will get back to you with a reply asap.