Wscompile + xmlbeans: class does not have a public accessible empty constru

Question

Hi
I have some schema files from 3gpp.org and created java files with xmlbeans.
Now I try to use them but wscompile complains:
error: class provider.VersionType$Enum does not have a public accessible empty constructor
that class is generated by xmlbeans and I can't modify it...
The class is an innner class of an interface, and looks like this:
* Enumeration value class for provider.VersionType.
* These enum values can be used as follows:
* <pre>
* enum.toString(); // returns the string value of the enum
* enum.intValue(); // returns an int value, useful for switches
* // e.g., case Enum.INT_X_5_3_0
* Enum.forString(s); // returns the enum value for a string
* Enum.forInt(i); // returns the enum value for an int
* </pre>
* Enumeration objects are immutable singleton objects that
* can be compared using == object equality. They have no
* public constructor. See the constants defined within this
* class for all the valid values.
static final class Enum extends org.apache.xmlbeans.StringEnumAbstractBase
* Returns the enum value for a string, or null if none.
public static Enum forString(java.lang.String s)
{ return (Enum)table.forString(s); }
* Returns the enum value corresponding to an int, or null if none.
public static Enum forInt(int i)
{ return (Enum)table.forInt(i); }
private Enum(java.lang.String s, int i)
{ super(s, i); }
static final int INT_X_5_3_0 = 1;
public static final org.apache.xmlbeans.StringEnumAbstractBase.Table table =
new org.apache.xmlbeans.StringEnumAbstractBase.Table
new Enum[]
new Enum("5.3.0", INT_X_5_3_0),
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
private java.lang.Object readResolve() { return forInt(intValue()); }
Can anyybody help me ?
thanks
Gabor

Answer 1

Sorry, I think you are out-of-luck on this one. The JAXRPC spec mandates that an acceptable value type have a public empty constructor. The only work-around I can suggest is to write a wrapper bean around this one that has such a constructor and use that in you interface instead.