The IDL Extractor for XML Document distinguishes
between SOAP and pure XML. For XML documents, all parameters will
be interpreted as strings and mapped according to specified transformation rules.
See Step 5: Specify Options for Target Programming Language. SOAP documents, which contain
xsi:type attributes, use the parameter mapping in the table XML Schema Parameter Mapping below.
The IDL parameter directions are IN-OUT
and the XML mapping directions are IN (Request) and OUT
(Response), no Fault mapping trees will be created. If you try to
import a SOAP Fault document, the document will be imported as a
normal SOAP document.
| WSDL / XML Schema | XMM | Software AG IDL |
|---|---|---|
binary, base64Binary |
binary |
BV (or BVn or Bn) (3) |
hexBinary (1) |
binary |
BV (or BVn or Bn) (3) |
boolean |
boolean |
L |
date |
date:yyyy-MM-dd (2) |
D |
float |
float |
F4 |
double |
float |
F8 |
byte, unsignedByte |
integer |
I1 |
short, unsignedShort |
integer |
I2 |
int, unsignedInt |
integer |
I4 |
integer, positiveInteger, nonPositiveInteger, negativeInteger, nonNegativeInteger |
number |
N29.0 |
decimal, number |
number |
N22.7 |
long, unsignedLong |
number |
N19.0 |
time |
dateTime:HH:mm:ss (2) |
T |
dateTime |
dateTime:yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss (2) |
T |
gYearMonth |
string |
A8 |
gDay, gYear |
string |
A11 |
gMonth |
string |
A12 |
gMonthDay |
string |
A13 |
string (and all types not listed here)
|
string |
AV (or AVn or An) (3) |
Notes:
hexBinary format is not supported by the XML/SOAP Runtime.
date and dateTime patterns manually to
match the formats of the original documents.
Example: <myTime
xsi:type="xsd:date">11:08:23+01:00</myTime> --> dateTime:HH:mm:ss'
+01:00 ' --> T
Note:
The +01:00 is not supported by IDL (EntireX RPC protocol).
The IDL library name (see library-definition under Software AG IDL Grammar) will be extracted from the source file name of the
XML document (SOAP document).
The IDL program name (see program-definition under Software AG IDL Grammar) will be extracted from the root tag of the XML document. If the document is SOAP dialect, the name of the first child element
of the <soapenv:Body> (xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/") tag will be used.