Package javax.xml.ws

Examples of javax.xml.ws.ResponseWrapper.partName()

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        if (responseWrapper != null) {
            ResponseWrapperAnnot rwAnnot = ResponseWrapperAnnot.createResponseWrapperAnnotImpl();
            rwAnnot.setClassName(responseWrapper.className());
            rwAnnot.setLocalName(responseWrapper.localName());
            rwAnnot.setTargetNamespace(responseWrapper.targetNamespace());
            rwAnnot.setPartName(responseWrapper.partName());
            mdc.setResponseWrapperAnnot(rwAnnot);
        }
    }

    /**
 
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            ResponseWrapperAnnot rwAnnot = ResponseWrapperAnnot.createResponseWrapperAnnotImpl();
            rwAnnot.setClassName(responseWrapper.className());
            rwAnnot.setLocalName(responseWrapper.localName());
            rwAnnot.setTargetNamespace(responseWrapper.targetNamespace());
            try {
                rwAnnot.setPartName(responseWrapper.partName());
            } catch (NoSuchMethodError ex) {
                // Ignore: we are running on Java 1.6 and the JAX-WS 2.2 libs have not been endorsed
            }
            mdc.setResponseWrapperAnnot(rwAnnot);
        }
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