Re: Hashtable and Vector Question

[ian_d_stewart]

If your hashtable has a pre-determined set of keys, the easiest way would
be to create a JavaBean that represents the return data, and use the
BeanSerializer/Deserializer via the <beanMapping> element in your WSDD.

Example:

public class BeanExample {
    public BusinessBean business(String input) {
     ...
    }

    public BusinessBean allBusinesses() {
        ...
    }
}

<service name="BeanExample">
    <parameter name="className" value="BusinessExample"/>
    <parameter name="allowedMethods" value="business,allBusinesses"/>
    <beanMapping qname="biz:Business" languageSpecificType
="java:BusinessBean" xmlns:biz="urn:Business"/>
</service>

Now the return value of business() will be encoded as a complex data type
of type 'Business' and the return value of allBusinesses() will be encoded
as a SOAP array of Business elements, which even .NET should be able to
understand.


HTH,
Ian

Ian D. Stewart
Open Systems Engineer II
Enterprise Midrange - Bank One Infrastructure & Operations
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