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How are AWS model class names created from WSDL / XML schema type names in AWS model importer? How to resolve name clashes or rename model classes?

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How are AWS model class names created from WSDL / XML schema type names in AWS model importer? How to resolve name clashes or rename model classes?

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Answer • Model class names are created from XML qualified names (QName, consists of namespace and local part) defined for complex types and elements in the WSDL. • AWS model runtime maps the QNames to unique String names which may become very long and complex. That’s why a renaming step is offered in the AWS model importer; the renaming step allows for • providing aliases for namespaces occuring in the WSDL (the default here is the empty String) • providing names for model classes in the selected namespace (the default is a generated short name proposal) • The final model class name resulting from renaming is • _ (if the namespace alias is not empty) or • (if the namespace alias is empty) • The final model class must fulfill the following requirements; you can only proceed in AWS model importer if all model class names are valid regarding these: • name uniqueness: The final model class name must be unique, i.e. it mu

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