[XMLBEANS-326] Method naming when an extension method is defined, which returns a generated type

• Type: Bug
• Status: Open
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Affects Version/s: Version 2.2
• Component/s: Tools
• Environment: Linux, jdk1.6.0, xmlbeans-2.2.0
• Assignee: Radu Preotiuc
• Reporter: Joakim Recht
• Created: 19/Apr/07 11:35
• Updated: 25/Oct/09 01:04

Description

When an extension method returns a type, which itself is a generated type, the methods in the original interface are renamed to *2, like this:

KeyedReference addNewKeyedReference2();
instead of
KeyedReference addNewKeyedReference();

I have an extension interface with a method like this:

KeyedReference getKeyedReference(String name);

In a handler class, the corresponding static method is implemented. In xsdconfig, I have this:

<xb:extension for="dk.itst.uddi.client.types.core.CategoryBag">
<xb:interface name="dk.itst.uddi.client.extension.CategoryBagExtension">
<xb:staticHandler>dk.itst.uddi.client.extension.CategoryBagHandler</xb:staticHandler>
</xb:interface>
</xb:extension>

I have two xsdconfig files: One for namespace mapping and one for extensions. The build goes like this:

• Run xmlbeans with only namespace mapping file
• Compile the extension classes and the generated xmlbeans
• Delete generated beans (only source files)
• Generate xmlbeans with both xsdconfig files
• Compile everything

Without the extension, the extended interface has a method KeyedReference addNewKeyedReference(), but after the extension is enabled, the same method is called KeyedReference addNewKeyedReference2(). The extension method works alright.
The problem only occurs when the return type is a generated type.