Are you using Axis and wsdl2java for your Java client?

I've found that Axis (1.4, I think) is incompatible with Remedy web services.  
I've needed to manually modify the output classes from wsdl2java to get it to 
work.  

The generated stubs looked for responses in the body, but they are sent in the 
header by Remedy (or vice versa, I can't remember).  The input parameters were 
also sent in the wrong place, so I had to change a boolean flag on each 
parameter.  I ended up finding this after debugging through Axis' source code.

Unfortunately, I couldn't find any settings of wsdl2java or Axis that fixed 
this, and had to manually modify the stubs after generating them from the wsdl.

Dan

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of Bruce Jeng
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 1:25 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: AR WebServices not parsing ok

Hi,

I am having similar OutputMapping problem with Java web service client 
consuming Remedy 6.03 web service, wonder anyone would have a solution for 
this.

My web service has a Create and Get operation, the Java web service client 
I built is getting error "Invalid element in ARWSClient.CreateOutputMap - 
Request_ID" on the Create operation, it successfully created an entry in 
the form but not able to process the output response properly.

It has the same problem processing the output response from the Get 
operation too, "Invalid element in ARWSClient.GetOutputMap - Assigned_To".

The mid-tier log shows proper output response for both Create and Get 
operation, somehow my Java client is not able to process the response.

Would appreciate if anyone could share some ideas on this.

Thanks!

Bruce

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