In the name attribute, you can only specify the following values. If other value and strings are specified, the operations might not function properly.

• Value that can be used as Java identifiers
• One-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to 9, A to Z, a to z)
• Underscore (_), dollar mark ($)
• Period (.) ^#
  

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  You can use this only when customizing the wsdl: portType element, wsdl:fault element, or wsdl:service element.

When you customize the class name and method name using the name attribute, an error occurs if the customized name is duplicated with another name, so make sure that the name is not repeated.

When you customize the SEI name corresponding to the Wsdl: portType element, the exception class name corresponding to the wsdl: fault element or the service name corresponding to the wsdl: service element with the jaxws: class element, if you specify a class name that includes the package name, the specified class name serves as a Java class of the specified package name. If you specify a class name that does not include the package name, the specified class name serves as a Java class with the package name that is mapped from the WSDL name space (the targetNamespace attribute of the wsdl:definitions element).

In the jaxws:javadoc element, you can only specify the following values. If other values are specified, the operations might not function properly.

• One-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to 9, A to Z, a to z)
• One-byte signs ("/*", "//", "\", "\n\r")^#1
• One-byte Katakana
• Two-byte Hiragana, Two-byte Katakana, two-byte alphanumeric characters
• Two-byte level-1 Kanji set
• Java reserved words
• Spaces and null characters^#2

#1

The one-byte sign ("*/") is handled as the end of the Javadoc, so this sign cannot be used.

#2

The line with spaces and null characters is deleted during source code generation.

In the jaxws:enableWrapperStyle element, you can specify the boolean value (true or false). If other values are specified, the operations might not function properly.

The wrapper style is enabled only when WSDL is coded in the wrapper style and the value of this element is specified as true.

In the jaxws:enableAsyncMapping element, you can only specify the boolean value (false). If other values are specified, the operations might not function properly.

In the part attribute, you can only specify the following values. If other values are specified, the operations might not function properly.

• XPath expression of the wsdl:part child element of the existing wsdl:message element
• XPath expression of the wsdl:part child element of the wsdl:message referenced from the existing soap:header
• XPath expression of the wsdl:part child element of the wsdl:message element that is not used in the wsdl:operation element

You can only specify QName of the qualified name of an existing type definition. If QName of the qualified name of a non-existent type definition is specified, the operation terminates normally without resulting in an error. In this case, the target for customization is ignored.

You can specify a boolean value (true or false). If you specify any other values, the operation is not guaranteed.

You cannot specify the binding elements that are not supported in the Cosminexus JAX-WS functionality. If un-supported binding elements are specified, the operations might not function properly.