> Did you regenerate the client stub using Axis 1.2RC3 wsdl2java? I do not use wsdl2java stubs: it produces a buggy fault implementation, generating a MontagSOAPFault_Element.java class file instead of a MontagSOAPFault class, so I have to correct it by hand, which is very annoying. I posted an help request about this, but nobody answered :-(
So, I use Axis API directly, this is a code snippet: String wsdl="http://localhost:8084/montag/services/XQueryService?wsdl";; Service service = new Service(new java.net.URL(wsdl),new QName("http://montag.sourceforge.net/ns/wsdl/local","XQueryServiceService";)); Call call=(Call) service.createCall(new QName("XQueryService")); SOAPHeaderElement username=new SOAPHeaderElement("http://montag.sourceforge.net/ns/wsdl/local","username";); SOAPHeaderElement password=new SOAPHeaderElement("http://montag.sourceforge.net/ns/wsdl/local","password";); username.addTextNode(""); password.addTextNode(""); call.addHeader(username); call.addHeader(password); call.setOperationName(new QName("http://montag.sourceforge.net/ns/wsdl/local";, "query") ); ret = (String) call.invoke( new Object[] { "/resources", "<test> { //[EMAIL PROTECTED] } </test>", null, new String[]{"ts","1113390437052"} } ); .... Is there anything wrong? I tried rebuilding all, but it's always the same. > If so, then I would expect it to send a message that looks something like > this: > <namespaces>ts</namespaces> > <vars>1113390437052</vars> No, <namespaces> is the first array, <vars> the second one: 'ts' and '1113390437052' are both elements of the second array, and the first array is null. I hope you'll find the solution. I run out of ideas. Thank you. Regards, Sergio B.
