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04.21.2008 at 02:15PM PDT, ID: 23341123 | Points: 125
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Problem with migrating J2EE 1.3 web service to J2EE 1.4 by using RSA (Rational Software Architect)

Tags: Java, IBM websphere 6.1, RSA, WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname
Hi,

I am having web service project, which is developed on was5.1 (J2EE1.3)  by uisng RAD6.0 . Now I am trying to migrate that web service to J2EE1.4 on was6.1 by using the RSA. For that I've done the following steps.

1. Imported all the projects into RSA work space (ear, properties and war). Here RSA work space automatically created required folders automatically.
2. Used RSA migration tool to covert into J2EE 1.4. (Right click on ear project -> Migration -> J2EE Migration Wizard , and then selected JAVA 1.4 and WAS 6.1)  
3. Then wizard gave the following success info.

J2EE version level migration successful: xx_xx_war.
 Migration was completed for xx_war.
 Migration was completed for platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/web.xml.
 Web services migration completed successfully.
Info: There is no webservices client file to migrate.

 J2EE version level migration successful: xx_xx_ear.
 Migration was completed for platform:/resource/xx_xx_ear/META-INF/application.xml.
 No Web services migration was required
 J2EE version level migration successful: xx_xx_war.
Info: Migration was not required for platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/web.xml.
 Web services migration completed successfully.
Info: There is no webservices client file to migrate.

After I start the server it is giving the following warnings(more than 50) and the server was keep on publishing, but nothing happening (Seems strucked) .

  WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname {http://xx.com}ResponsePreExisting>typeStart specified in field root-type-qname or anonymous-type-qname of construct java-xml-type-mapping in the mapping file: platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/xx_mapping.xml. The construct is found in the mapping file but not in the wsdl file..  The information in the mapping file corresponding to this qname will be ignored.
  WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname {http://xx.com}ResponseSource>communicationNumberQualifier2 specified in field root-type-qname or anonymous-type-qname of construct java-xml-type-mapping in the mapping file: platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/xx_mapping.xml. The construct is found in the mapping file but not in the wsdl file..  The information in the mapping file corresponding to this qname will be ignored.
  WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname {http://xx.com}ResponseCob>refQualifier specified in field root-type-qname or anonymous-type-qname of construct java-xml-type-mapping in the mapping file: platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/xx_mapping.xml. The construct is found in the mapping file but not in the wsdl file..  The information in the mapping file corresponding to this qname will be ignored.
  WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname {http://xx.com}ResponseRelationship>maintenanceReasonCode specified in field root-type-qname or anonymous-type-qname of construct java-xml-type-mapping in the mapping file: platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/xx_mapping.xml. The construct is found in the mapping file but not in the wsdl file..  The information in the mapping file corresponding to this qname will be ignored.
  WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname {http://xx.com}ResponseWorkingData>costContainmentMessage2 specified in field root-type-qname or anonymous-type-qname of construct java-xml-type-mapping in the mapping file: platform:/resource/xx_xx_war/WebContent/WEB-INF/xx_mapping.xml. The construct is found in the mapping file but not in the wsdl file..  The information in the mapping file corresponding to this qname will be ignored.


Please help me to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance.

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Question Asked By: vihar123
Question Asked On: 04.21.2008
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04.24.2008 at 09:47AM PDT, ID: 21432816

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04.24.2008 at 09:47AM PDT, ID: 21432816

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What version of WebSphere Application Server are you using?

Open a command prompt, and "cd" to the WebSphere\AppServer\bin directory, then execute the versionInfo command:

- on Windows:

  versionInfo

- on Unix type systems:

  ./versionInfo.sh

  What I'm really interested in are the 3rd and 4th digits in your version number, which should be something like:

6.1.0.5

  If you are on 6.0.2.x, and x is less than 13, you might be running into a known issue:

http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PK23542

  So, what version of the application server are you using?
 
04.24.2008 at 12:50PM PDT, ID: 21434480

Thanks for your answer.
WebSphere Application Server  version is 6.1.0.9  .
Please let me know how can i proceed.
 
 
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