Hi Andreas, see below: Em Quinta 16 Fevereiro 2006 11:40, o Andreas Bohnert escreveu: > hello, > > I have downloaded 0.94, have had a look at the documentation and the > samples, but I have still a couple of questions and I hope the axis > community can help me out: > > 1.) Axis2SampleDocLit seems to be an example for document literal, so > why are the operations (echoString, echoStringArray..) inside the wsdl > are type rpc?
Do search for Axis2SampleDocLit.wsdl and you'll find that it is indeed rpc / lit. You can find a simple doc / lit example in the code generation guide - showing how to use ant with wsdl2java. > > 2.) My webservice client has to be independant from further changes to > the wsdl. That means: if I do enhance my webservice and change the wsdl > (e.g.: add fields to a complex type structure) my client should still > run without modifications ( get the content minus the new fields) > Is that possible or do I get deserialization errors then (because the > complex type has changend)? This question comes up a lot recently. First, AFAIK you won't see the axis 1.x deserialization errors in axis2. As far as not syncing changes, I myself haven't found a compelling reason to not sync changes and so I haven't tried it. However, what you could do is trying to define your new elements as: element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" And see what that does, ie, not syncing the changes. And let us know. > > 3.) the best thing for me would be, if I'm able to deal with the soap > body entries directly. it seems to be easy to iterate through the > entries and get what I want. so I would not run into the problems I > descriped in 2.) > a.) is there a technique for doing so? You can implement handlers to access the bodies and access all the elements, but I don't see how it solves your problem. If you have fewer fields arriving from the client because it hasn't been synced, how does modifying the body help you? Maybe I misunderstand the question. > b.) how can I do this with axis or shouldn't I use axis in this case? > There's probably an easier way. > I'm really thankfull for any advices!! > andreas HTH, Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com/
