Out of the blue several previously working SOAP calls I do from Java code give "DefaultValidationEventHandler: [ERROR]: unexpected element...".
It is complaining about about the response object. A few things though; it had been working fine, I did not change the schema or the EJB, or the caller code, I do no have a scheme validation feature on the port, and the response开发者_如何学编程 looks just fine to me. It is the client side that is complaining. The server successfully executes the request without comment.
I think my Eclipse environment may be malfunction.
Is there a way to disable client side schema validation of the response from the service or port object?
I figured this out and it was Eclipse (Helios) as I suspected. It turns out that if anything is incorrect with the Java EE perspective and/or any enterprise projects, Eclipse will quietly stop rebuilding things.
I found this out when I deleted everything under build/classes, and then nothing would run. An unrelated project was pointed at a no longer valid server profile.
How this resulted in the behavior I saw is unknown. And it would still be nice to know how to disable validation. It is supposed to off by default, but that but is not.
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