Hi, As I didn't manage to solve the issue mentionned above (original post below), I tried sending back an object which would actually be a collection of terms (which is what I'm already doing with the castor XML serialization) Something like: <Sbontology> <Term> ... </Term> <Term> ... </Term> ... </Sbontology>
I'm still able to get the Term without problem, however I still get the same error Trace/BPT trap when I try to get the Sbontology one via a java client whereas via the browser everything is fine. I've been trying to find information on the web without success, and I really don't know what goes wrong.... I have the same problem with a basic String array (with the Axis serializer), an array of Terms with the castor serializer, and the Sbontology object with the castor serializer again. Please let me know if you have any idea or need more information, I've been stuck on that for a long time....! Thanks Melanie here is my original post: Hi, I'm trying to use arrays with wrapped/literal. I have a basic method sending back an array of strings: public java.lang.String[] searchTermName2(java.lang.String in0) throws java.rmi.RemoteException { java.lang.String[] mArray = new java.lang.String[1]; mArray[0] = "hello"; return mArray; } If I access it via the web browser no problem, I can see the response. If I try to access it via command line I get Trace/BPT trap. To test, if I call an other method sending just a string no problem, and the namespaces are the same. My client is very basic (using the stubs generated by axis): SBOProviderService service = new SBOProviderServiceLocator(); SBOProvider port = service.getSBOWebServices(); term = port.getTermById(5); java.lang.String[] mArray = port.searchTermName2("hello"); If I comment the array line everything works fine.If I leave it as such nothing is done (I don't even get the term back from the first call). If instead of sending back the array I send back null I actually get back the reply with null. I strongly suspect I'm doing something very wrong, but can't see what: namespaces seem ok, I get the reply via the browser, and reply from the "basic" methods in the command line. Thanks for your help, Melanie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]