Axis is an implementation of JAX-RPC, so the JAX-RPC specification is where
you will learn about how this type mapping is to take place. I seem to
recall that the underscore prefix had something to do with not explicitly
defining a name for a complexType, but I could be wrong.
Steve Maring
"Irazabal, Alex"
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07/23/2003 02:11 Subject: serializer question
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Please respond to
axis-user
Hi, you all. I have a really stupid question. Say you have an object
Package, declared as:
class Package{float myfloat; int myint; SubPackage mySub;} and of course
class SubPackage {}...
The question is: using WSDL2Java and Java2WSDL I am able to generate the
stub and service classes with the "proper" serialization. What I don't
understand is that my Package object turned into a _Package object, so the
calls to my service now take _Package as an argument but there is no
(visible) conversion from _Package to Package?
Does this make sense to anyone out there? I just want to call my service
with a Package object using Axis built-in serialize/deserializer classes...
An example you my point my way would be GREATLY appreciated...
Thanks,
Alex
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