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Application Error: Duplicate use of XXXX
type name. Consider using classified types.
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Hey, how did you handle this? I have the same problem. |
Did anyone find a solution to this issue? I'm also facing this issue. |
No I didn't find a perfect solution. But in my case I figured out that the api is working and it's just a problem for the wsdl builder. |
Okay. Can you look into this issue : #251 It's a different issue, but any help is appreciated. |
To call the API from Savon (SOAP UI or any other client), initially GET wsdl action is invoked, and it throws an error there if you have any duplicate usage. How can you expect it to work when you are calling the API? |
ok my example is a little bit different.. I'm using it for the connection to an external service provider. That's a really bad fix especially if you want to generate your own api but it's working at least. Sorry can't give you a better fix right now. |
Hi,
Getting "Application Error: Duplicate use of
ResponseHeader
type name. Consider using classified types." when I am trying to render to different soap actions with same response header. Please help me out to tackle this issue.Action 1
soap_action 'action1',
args: {
apiUser: :string,
apiPass: :string
},
return: {
action1result: {
response_header:{
err_no: :string,
err_no_desc: :string
},
results: {
}
}
},
to: :get_action1
Action2
soap_action 'action2',
args: {
apiUser: :string,
apiPass: :string
},
return: {
action2result: {
response_header:{
err_no: :string,
err_no_desc: :string
},
results: {
}
}
},
to: :get_action2
Thanks.
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