Kumar, It depends on how well you've described your schema. As long as you're using document style, and your WSDL accurately represents the message structure, then a .NET client should be able to handle the response without needing a special deserializer.
Anne On 4/13/05, Dark Devil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anne & All - > > Say I have used custom (de)serializers with the help of jaxb, castor > etc. and generated a customized response soap message from server that > uses axis then how can we assume a simple AXIS client (that does not > use any custom (de)serializers)) or a .NET client understand our > customized response soap message and successfully consume the web > serivce ? Does such client need custom (de)serializer and do we need > them on .NET side as well ? Please clarify ? > > Thanks & Regards, > Kumar. >
