Yes the serializer/deserializer handle complexTypes. I would suggest that you run your wsdl through WSDL2Java to build your stubs.
Thanks
Rich Scheuerle
XML & Web Services Development
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Nuno Guerreiro
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Subject: default java beans
serializer/deserializer
02/14/2002 04:59
PM
Please respond to
axis-user
Does the java beans serializer/deserializer handle
complex types? Imagine I have an XML with the
following structure:
<account>
<number>49584</number>
<type>DDA</type>
<money>
<amount>494.34</amount>
<currency>EUR</currency>
</money>
</account>
If I use this structure as input to a
'setAccountBalance' method in a SOAP body does the
java beans serializer/deserializer know how to handle
it and transform it into a Java object and pass it as
an argument to a class's method?
I have several schemas with nested elements (complex
types) which I intend to use either in the SOAP header
or SOAP body.
Is this possible without having to write my own
serializer/deserializer for each schema?
Many thanks for any help,
Nuno Guerreiro
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