XML Schema Patterns for Databinding Interoperability Report
Summary of results
Results in number
Results as graphs
Full results
This report presents the results of running the
XML Schema Patterns for Databinding
Test Suite
against a range of implementations, often without the knowledge or assistance from
the authors of an implementation.
The report is available in three forms: basic, advanced and All.
This page summarizes the results of the databinding tests designed for
basic
patterns.
Note that these results indicate a databinding implementation
is able to consume an example XML Schema wrapped in WSDL and later echo SOAP messages
containing a valid instance of the XML document in the body.
It is therefore possible for an implementation to simply echo the input XML,
giving the impression that the XML Schema has been honoured and used to
generate an internal data model presenting the input data with fidelity.
Additional tests, more dependent on the structure are required to prove
correctness, however, the Working Group believes that these tests provide a good
indication of the interoperability of XML Schema based databinding tools.
In the above reports:
- Passed
- (Green) indicates the service responded with a message equivalent to the request message.
- Failed
- (Red) indicates the service responded with a message different to the request message.
- Skipped
- (White) indicates the test was not run. Often this is because the toolkit was unable to consume the XML Schema or WSDL document.
Copyrights
Unless otherwise stated, all test cases, documents and supporting code are copyright © W3C and
are licensed for use under the W3C Document
License.
Report generated:
Thursday, 11 October 2007 11:40:45 GMT
Paul Downey, Chair
Yves Lafon, W3C Team contact
$Date: 2007/04/22 19:50:32 $
Copyright © 2006-2007
W3C
® (
MIT
,
ERCIM
, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark, document use and software licensing rules apply. Your interactions with this site are in accordance with our public and Member privacy statements.