Oh. Please use the nightly build.

-- dims


On 9/15/06, Davanum Srinivas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Stephan,

run with "-g" it's not there because you are not using it in any of
the methods. throw in a "-u" option as well so that you can look at
the individual classes in an unpacked fashion.

-- dims

On 9/15/06, STEINER Stephan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm afraid my first attempt in using axis2 has been somewhat less than
> successful. I created the client side stub from the attached WSDL file and
> started coding.
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> When I got to the point where I make the request and get a
> SearchDirectoryResponse object back, I'd then try to get the employees
> array.. but it just ain't there. Looking at the stub sources, there's no
> such thing as an employee class.. the 4 classes for the message exchange
> that are being created are SearchDirectory, _searchDirectoryInput,
> SearchDirectoryResponse and _searchDirectoryOutput, but nothing about
> employees, neither for the input nor the output (according to the WSDL, the
> SearchDirectoryRequest should have 3 string parameters.. and they are
> nowhere to be found).
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> Am I missing something or is that simple WSDL enough to break axis?
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> Regards
>
> Stephan
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