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For JMSBC , wsdl is created with the default textpart as "Change me", user can edit this from propertis window, but the new values are not getting saved. Build details:20070116 gavotte build Steps: 1.Create wsdl with JMSBC 2.Open wsdl editor & try editing saving the values for chamge me to the new value.
This has been fixed. Please verify
Still seen on Windows XP with EP Gavotte 070220_4 and JDK 1.5.0_10. 1. jms:message textPart attribute in source never changes from "change me", no matter what you do in the WSDL view properties pane. 2. Also: jms:operation transaction attribute does not respond properly in the Properties pane when I choose <Not Set>. It sets itself to NoTransaction instead of removing the attribute from the source and unsetting the value in the Properties pane.
I cannot reproduce the case #1, the text part is set when the part is chosen from the drop down. For 2., the default value is NoTransaction as per the JMS schema, unsetting the value sets it to the default NoTransaction. Is this confusing? I can remove the <Not Set> option, if there is a default specified. James, do you want to comment on this behavior?
If Transaction is not defined then the bc assumes NoTransaction. Indeed the schema does specify NoTransaction as the default if the user chooses to define Transaction. So whether Transaction is not defined or Transaction is defined as NoTransaction, the behavior is the same. You can remove the <Not Set> option if this is confusing for the user.
Verified on Windows XP with Hula 070406_11 and JDK 1.6.0_1. The jms:message textPart property is now set. The jms:operation transaction property now has <Not Set> map to not specifying the transaction attribute in the xml source. (Which makes more sense, at least to me. :) )