Qname

If the name attribute contains a QName, the prefix specified there will be bound to the namespace specified in the namespace attribute.

Named constructs are referred to with a QName by other schema elements.

But that method takes an int specifying the number of arguments that the function expects as well as a QName to identify it.

takes an element node in an instance document, an element QName, and a sequence of schema document nodes.

QName, the parameters array, and the encoding style to the WS. Call object's invoke_rpc method, as shown in Listing 6.

I set the operation this Call object will invoke by passing in the port QName and the operation name for it to invoke.

takes an instance element node, a type QName, and a sequence of schema document nodes.

Furthermore, it defines a special QName data type for strings that must be valid as qualified names.

name. Either a string or a WS. QName object specifying the name of the parameter.

The entry ID attribute can be used to identify it, so you'll need a QName-ish value.

This method takes a QName that identifies the variable and returns an object appropriate to the underlying data model.

I then create a Service object supplying the URL of the WSDL implementation and the QName representing the port name.

First, the qName, or qualified name, is the full name of the element, including any namespace prefix.

The QName stores values for the local part, the namespace URI, and the corresponding prefix if available.

create(QName serviceName) returns a service object for a service with the given name.

For readability, I chose to replace HCNode with a class that inherits from QName.

In cases where a named type and an anonymous type use the same QName, they are differentiated by the qnameScope property.

That can be used to retrieve resource properties using QName or XPath queries.

XML Schema has a QName data type that is a good choice when you want to constrain a string to be a qualified name.

Each implementation is identified by its ID (javax. xml. namespace. QName).

The object key of Pattern 4 contains characters that are not valid for an XML QName.

All I need to do is create a javax. xml. rpc. namespace. QName object which represents the type.

The reverse problem exists when an XSL stylesheet needs to generate qnames in WSDL document attributes.

The scope of the XML schema type defined in the qname-scope element.

The run time system guarantees the correctness of the SOAPElement QName.

The fully qualified XML schema type defined in the root-type-qname element.

To manipulate the pair more efficiently, I've created the QName class.

The "qname" parameter passed in on initialization of the wrapper object is the XML Qualified name of the property that is being requested.

So the qName of root is "root" , and the qName of article: root is "article: root" .

Well, first I create a QName representing the port name.

The locid attribute is of type QName.

Listing 4 is a test procedure I wrote to exercise QName.

The first thing you will notice in the code in Listing 4 is that we define several QName objects.

Attribute is a QName that is expanded.

create(URL wsdlLocation, QName serviceName) returns a service object for the specified WSDL document and service name, as shown in Listing 5

Technique 3: Extract the local name from a qname