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Jesse Pangburn updated CXF-5365:
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    Attachment: jaxws_dispatch_provider_schematest_276.zip
                jaxws_dispatch_provider_schematest_277.zip

To run these, expand in the 2.7.6 or 2.7.7 samples folder accordingly.  Then in 
one terminal run:
mvn -P server
This starts up two different services (same types, different URL only).  One is 
configured in Java to have schema validation on, the other is configured in 
spring to have schema validation on.

Correspondingly, there are two client profiles.  They are run like this:
mvn -P client
mvn -P clientspring
The "clientspring" profile targets the Spring configured service.  Both of 
these profiles send two messages- one which doesn't violate schema and one 
which does.

In 2.7.6, both profiles correctly send the first message and then the second 
message generates a schema error.  In 2.7.7, both messages in both profiles are 
accepted and the response is sent normally with no errors.  So schema 
validation is either off entirely, or it's not engaging because the schema 
files referred to by the WSDLs import each other.

> 2.7.7 schema validation seems broken
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>
>                 Key: CXF-5365
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-5365
>             Project: CXF
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: JAX-WS Runtime
>    Affects Versions: 2.7.7
>            Reporter: Jesse Pangburn
>              Labels: schema, validation
>         Attachments: jaxws_dispatch_provider_schematest_276.zip, 
> jaxws_dispatch_provider_schematest_277.zip
>
>
> Turning on schema validation in 2.7.7 seems to have a number of problems.  In 
> the case of my own embedded CXF, it does validate but fails with schemas that 
> have circular references to each other (not illegal according to W3C spec or 
> their schema validator tool online).
> So I wrote a test sample but found that in the test sample that it doesn't 
> validate the schema at all- just lets the bad elements go through with no 
> error.  The 2.7.6 version of the sample properly throws an error- and all I 
> did to create the 2.7.6 version was to copy the sample folder under 2.7.6 and 
> search/replace 2.7.7 in the pom.xml with 2.7.6.
> For this issue, I think we should try to solve why 2.7.6 properly throws an 
> exception on a request with a bad schema and why 2.7.7 does not.  I'll check 
> separately if the resolution to this fixes my initial problem and if it 
> doesn't then I'll create a separate issue for that along with a test case.
> I will attach the test sample after creating the issue.



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