That depends...Do you want to use generated stubs or dynamic invocation?
With dynamic invocation, you can define your own typemappings and
custom bean serializers.
On 10/18/06, Noé Amorim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello.
how can i map the return type of a webservice to a custom type in Java.
Let's say the return type from the webservice is an array, each value from
the array is another array.
The return is like this:
$ret[] = array('first name' => 'Fujiwara', 'last name' => 'Takumi',
'drives' => 'AE86');
$ret[] = array('first name' => 'Takahashi', 'last name' => 'Ryosuke',
'drives' => 'RX-7 FD');
$ret[] = array('first name' => 'Fujiwara', 'last name' => 'Reisuke',
'drives' => 'RX-7 FC');
$ret[] = array('first name' => 'Itsuki', 'last name' => 'Takeuchi', 'drives'
=> 'Toyota Corolla Levin SR');
$ret[] = array('first name' => 'Takeshi', 'last name' => 'Nakazato',
'drives' => 'Nissan Skyline GT-R');
return $ret;
how can i map this structure on the java client side?
thanks.
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