Hi Hari,
I strongly feel that Axis interoperability solutions are still in their nascent stages.
My ratiocination for this statement:
I have been trying to communicate with a web service developed on Axis from a .NET client. Web service is supposed to return a "Document" object and I have been trying to accomplish this implementation in vain. I had to resort to an implementation which serializes Document object to a string.
So my question is "Is interoperability of Axis solutions limited to basic data types like int, string and arrays"?
Vivek
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The client should generate their own stub classes (or whatever the .NET equivelant is) based on the generated WSDL. The serialization/deserialization process of the client is unrelated to the serialization/deserialization process used by the server.
HTH, Ian
"Hari
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02/27/2004 03:05 PM Please respond to axis-user
Hi, If I have implemented web service provider using AXIS and also used custom serialization / deserialization (based on AXIS specific serialization) does the client always needs AXIS specific serialization / deserialization? How does this work with a .NET client or client using different SOAP engine (other than AXIS)?
Thank you for your time
__hari
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