On 8/22/05, Dennis Sosnoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Venkat Reddy wrote:
<snip> > >- Lastly, Axis2 relies on data-binding during code-generation time, > >and not during run-time. This means that the client programming model > >is a bit restricted to using static stubs, rather than DII or dynamic > >proxies. > > > > > I don't really see this as a limitation. If you truly want to do dynamic > web services I don't see any way you can effectively use data binding, > since the whole point of data binding is converting to and from Java > classes - if you don't know the XML structures in advance, there's no > way to define the Java classes either. this can be done using a dynamic binder and a list of candidate classes. search the list of potential bindings and use the binding that matches. not sure it'd be very useful, though. may have some limited applicability in prototyping. - robert
