Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I updated to the latest version and it resulted in
more problems!!
When the client passes a java.util.List with only Employee objects,
the AxisServlet is trying to invoke myMethod(java.util.List) declared
in the service class, with an Employee[] as parameter and promptly
a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
It results in java.io.NotSerializableException when the List passed contains
objects of different classes ie ArrayDeserializer returns an ArrayListExtension
object that is still not serializable.
Vikram
R J Scheuerle Jr wrote:
> The ArrayListExtension object should not be propogated outside of the
> deserialization framework.
> I will change the code to fix this.
>
> Note that the Axis deserialization has been recently changed to return an
> array instead of a List.
> Could you update your version of Axis and tell me if this fixes your
> problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rich Scheuerle
> XML & Web Services Development
> 512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115)
>
>
> Vikram Rayabhari
> <vikram@yasutech. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> com> cc:
> Subject: ArrayListExtension is not
>serializable
> 02/12/2002 04:21
> AM
> Please respond to
> axis-user
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a wrapper service that has a session bean. The service class
> declares a method
>
> public java.util.List myMethod(java.util.List myList) {
> return mySessionBean.myMethod(myList);
> }
>
> Calling this method resulted in a java.io.NotSerializableException.. The
> bean was deployed on WebSphere4.0. When I modified myMethod to look like
>
> public java.util.List myMethod(java.util.List myList) {
> List tmpList = new ArrayList();
> tmpList.addAll(myList);
> return mySessionBean.myMethod(tmpList);
> }
>
> it worked fine.
>
> The ArrayListExtension object that ArrayDeserializer returns is not
> serializable... Could someone please fix this??
>
> thanks
> Vikram
