[erlang-questions] How combine WSDL along with XSD using erlsom + yaws_soap_lib

[Willem de Jong]

Hello David,

Yes, it should be possible to use yaws_soap_lib with a WSDL and an XSD,
either by importing the XSD or by embedding it in the WSDL.

At first sight I would say that the definition of ClassA is valid and
should be accepted by erlsom.

Can you give a bit more information about what you are doing? Perhaps send
me the WSDL and XSD and the commands that you have been trying.

Regards,
Willem

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 7:56 PM, David García <garcia.narbona@REDACTED>
wrote:

>
> Would it be possible to combine WSDL along with XSD file when using
> yaws_soap_lib?
> I have already tried importing XSD from WSDL, as well as copying the
> content of the XSD into the WSDL.
> Apparently there's a problem with erlsom dealing with sequence definitions
> in the XSD file:
>
>    <element name="ClassA">
>         <complexType>
>             <choice>
>                   <element ref="MoMa" />
>                 <sequence minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
>                     <element ref="Resp" />
>                 </sequence>
>                 <element ref="ErrMsg" />
>             </choice>
>         </complexType>
>     </element>
>
>
> I get "*Group definition not found*" for the sequence elements, because
> it looks like erlsom uses a default prefix ("P:") for creating internal
> structure, but it does not use the prefix in the sequence erlsom internal
> structure, then it can not link it.
>
> I have already tried compiling and adding the XSD model to the WSDL model
> using erlsom API methods, but I didn't succeed to get it working.
>
> Any clue?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --
> David
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