Re: [Soaplite-devel] UDDI version and attribute support

[Paul K. <pau...@ya...>]

Mark,

Could you send me the code that is not working for attributes? The
thing is that ATTRIBUTES hash is checked only when you use UDDI
syntax ("foo->bar" or "foo with bar"); in all other cases (when you
use UDDI::Data or foo->attr({bar => 'foobar'})) ATTRIBUTES hash is
not used -- you should be allowed to set/get any attributes you like.

Are you trying to SET or GET them? I have few examples in the uddi
test file that work with attributes.

> Caveat (and a reason to believe the namespace has something to do
> with this): UDDI:Lite's content model for v1 does not include
> "description=>{lang=>2}".  You'll have to add it to the
> "ATTRIBUTES" section. (Should it retain its namespace? and, the
> user access UDDI results using the namespace?)

You may be right. I need to check how namespaces affect attribute
handling. Still code snippet would be helpful.

Best wishes, Paul.

--- "Mark A. Fuller" <mar...@ea...> wrote:
> Hi Paul, 
> 
> I got the version selector to work. I can switch between v1 and v2.
> That's nice. I can harvest the v3 information and plug it in.
> 
> I'm still having trouble with attributes. The v1 spec has a "lang"
> attribute on the "description" element. The v2 spec has them on
> "name" and "description" elements. (It's a way to have multiple
> names and descriptions, one per language). I can't access that
> attribute using either v1 or v2.
> 
> I believe the problem may have something to do with the fact that
> this attribute is namespaced to XML.  (<xsd:attribute
> ref="xml:lang"/>) The UDDI server returns this markup "<description
> xml:lang="en">".
> 
> Caveat (and a reason to believe the namespace has something to do
> with this): UDDI:Lite's content model for v1 does not include
> "description=>{lang=>2}".  You'll have to add it to the
> "ATTRIBUTES" section. (Should it retain its namespace? and, the
> user access UDDI results using the namespace?)
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
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