Grmlfz, I'm not understanding your problem. I've used those evil soapenc arrays quite a bit. What's does or doesn't it do? Your wsdl files are the same always, right ? What you show different is seemingly schema stuff, which doesn't have anything to do with wsdl2java.
Try clarifying your question a bit. (Maybe its the holidays and I'm not thinking clearly yet). What result stays the same? From where? iksrazal http://www.braziloutsource.com/ Em Quinta 29 Dezembro 2005 16:01, o [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: > Hi! > I'm using WSDL2Java to generate Java-files from a customers WSDL-files. > These WSDL-files use complex types containing arrays of other complex > types. Till now we used 1.1RC2 to generate the Java-files. This worked well > serializing the array to somthing like this: > > <X soapenc:arrayType="ns2:Y[2]" xmlns:ns2="..." xmlns:soapenc="..."> > <item> > <ADR_TYP>M</ADR_TYP> > <ADRESSEN_EXTRA xsi:nil="true"/> > </item> > <item> > <ADR_TYP>M</ADR_TYP> > <ADRESSEN_EXTRA xsi:nil="true"/> > </item> > </X> > > Now I tried the same with Axis 1.2 and 1.3 and got somthing like that > > <X> > <ADR_TYP>M</ADR_TYP> > <ADRESSEN_EXTRA xsi:nil="true"/> > </X> > <X> > <ADR_TYP>M</ADR_TYP> > <ADRESSEN_EXTRA xsi:nil="true"/> > </X> > > The WSDL in both cases is the same. I think I've tried each available > switch, but the result stays the same. > > Is this a bug or what am I doing wrong? > > Thanks in advance, > Grmlfz --
