Fixed Mac casting problem. This is not part of the default build.

extensions/webservices/public/nsISOAPParameter.idl

@@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ interface nsISOAPParameter : nsISupports {
    * The name of the parameter. If the parameter is left unnamed, it
    * will be encoded using the element types defined in the SOAP-ENC
    * schema. For example, <code>&lt;SOAP-ENC:int&gt;45&lt;/SOAP-ENC:int&gt;
+   * </code>
    */
   attribute wstring name;
 
@@ -140,10 +141,11 @@ interface nsISOAPParameter : nsISupports {
    * <code>type</code> attribute as detailed in the description of the
    * type constants. For script callers, the value returned is either
    * a string, boolean, double, integer, Array or object.</p> 
-   * <p>The setter is for script callers only. Native callers should
+   * <p>The setter is for script callers only (again despite the
+   * [noscript] qualification). Native callers should
    * use the <code>setValueAndType</code> method). For script callers,
    * the value can be either a string, boolean, double, integer, Array
-   * or object.  
+   * or object.</p>
    */
   [noscript] attribute nsISupports value;
 

extensions/webservices/soap/src/nsSOAPUtils.cpp

@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ nsSOAPUtils::ConvertValueToJSVal(JSContext* aContext,
       
       if (data) {
         JSString* jsstr = JS_NewUCStringCopyZ(aContext,
-                                             (const jschar*)data);
+                                             NS_REINTERPRET_CAST(const jschar*, (const PRUnichar*)data));
         if (jsstr) {
           *vp = STRING_TO_JSVAL(jsstr);
         }

extensions/xmlextras/soap/public/nsISOAPParameter.idl

@@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ interface nsISOAPParameter : nsISupports {
    * The name of the parameter. If the parameter is left unnamed, it
    * will be encoded using the element types defined in the SOAP-ENC
    * schema. For example, <code>&lt;SOAP-ENC:int&gt;45&lt;/SOAP-ENC:int&gt;
+   * </code>
    */
   attribute wstring name;
 
@@ -140,10 +141,11 @@ interface nsISOAPParameter : nsISupports {
    * <code>type</code> attribute as detailed in the description of the
    * type constants. For script callers, the value returned is either
    * a string, boolean, double, integer, Array or object.</p> 
-   * <p>The setter is for script callers only. Native callers should
+   * <p>The setter is for script callers only (again despite the
+   * [noscript] qualification). Native callers should
    * use the <code>setValueAndType</code> method). For script callers,
    * the value can be either a string, boolean, double, integer, Array
-   * or object.  
+   * or object.</p>
    */
   [noscript] attribute nsISupports value;
 

extensions/xmlextras/soap/src/nsSOAPUtils.cpp

@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ nsSOAPUtils::ConvertValueToJSVal(JSContext* aContext,
       
       if (data) {
         JSString* jsstr = JS_NewUCStringCopyZ(aContext,
-                                             (const jschar*)data);
+                                             NS_REINTERPRET_CAST(const jschar*, (const PRUnichar*)data));
         if (jsstr) {
           *vp = STRING_TO_JSVAL(jsstr);
         }