James,
The solution I found was to remove the opreation descriptions from my wsdd
completely (but leave the 'allowed methods' tag). I used define the
operations like;
<operation name="read">
<parameter name="testString" type="xsd:string"
mode="INOUT"/>
<parameter name="requestContext" type="ta:RequestContext"
mode="IN"/>
</operation>
But if I omit these everything is fine,
Thanks,
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: James Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 January 2003 13:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Error: OperationDesc was not syncronized when invoking on a
service
"Brian Dillon (ext. 944)" wrote:
> I tried rolling back axis to v1.0 but I still get the same kind of
> exception. As like you the weservices I am trying to
> deploy rely on quite a few classes it doesn't seem to be possible to
submit
> it as a test case. Also creating a separate test case would not be
plausable
> due to our own configuration issues (Could it possibly be that Axis has a
> problem with Web services which have greater than a set number of
operations
> ?).
>
> Anyway, if anyone can think of anything worth trying I would appreciate
it.
You may want to just try deleting some of your methods and see if you
notice a
pattern. I couldn't tell when I did this, but you may have better luck.
You delete this one, it works, put it back it breaks, and see what you can
find out.
The other option is to decide if you really need all the overloaded
methods.
What if you just changed the name of the method in the interface, so that
you
had more methods, but not as many overloaded for each one.
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