If you mean you want to use the built in BeanSerializer on the client side
then all you have to do is register the bean in the call with a serializer
and push it down. Eg:
Call = Service.getCall();
Call.setTargetEndPoint("http://middle.of.nowhere/service";);
//Begin what I think you want to know
String nameSpace = "http://my.space";;
QName poqn = new QName(nameSpace,"Foo");
Class cls = Foo.class;
Call.registerTypeMapping(cls,pown,BeanSerializerFactory.class,BeanDesrializerFactory.class);
//End what I think you want to know
Response = Call.invoke("MyMethod",(Object [])MyParameters.toArray());
On Wednesday 30 July 2003 07:22 am, David Kocher wrote:
> Hi,
> If anyone could give me a quick howto on how to use the
> org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSerializer class to marshall a java
> instane to an xml file I would appreciate.
>
> Thanks for any hints
> - David
