Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Tue, 03 Aug 2004, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Stefan Bodewig wrote:

On 2 Aug 2004, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


wsdl.exe cant spell parseable.

Ouch. What are you going to do when the next SDK beta fixes the error?

I dont think they will fix it, I think they believe it is correct :)


Hmm, OK. I don't want to start another spel(l)ing discussion.

well, there are some MS people wanting to talk to the axis team regarding interop issues. I will bring up spelling of parseable as one of our show stoppers :)




We could change the name of the tag in our task so it doesnt use the
same keyword;


probably best since people would be confused otherwise.


ps, 1. I have mono on the box


Linux or Win?

linux. suse 9.1pro.



2. I wonder if we could fix that mono relative file problem by
turning all file refs into file: URLs?


Unfortunately we can't - I've already tried that.  Mono's wsdl.exe
doesn't seem to recognize file:// as protocoll.


yeah, just filed a bug on that.

Actually, the file:// protocol turns out to be best of all for Windows, because then it correctly resolves relative references for importation. Given that all the <schema> stuff I added yesterday was to do that, if I send a file:// reference to the compiler, there was no need to do it. (cant have been for mono, can it :)

I am thinking that when isMono==false, we turn the file reference not into an absolute reference, but a file: URL.

whatever, because I am using includes, mono's wsdl cannot generate the code I need. There are hints, however, that if I run "mono wsdl.exe " with the MS version of wsdl, all is well (other WsdL bugs on mono bugzilla). So maybe we should add a way to run that. This leads to a choice of runtimes of more than just net/mono but

ms
mono
ms-on-mono

which looks like the beginnings of an enum to me.

-steve

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