REPOST (sorry I need to know whether this is the case as it will be used
in a commercial product):
I have a simple jws webservice with a function that subtracts value B
from value A. The ordering in the wsdl for this service is valueA valueB:
<wsdl:operation name="testOrder" parameterOrder="valueA valueB">
To call this service I set the IN parameters, first valueB, then valueA
using:
call.addParameter("valueB".....) ;
call.addParameter("valueA",....) ;
I add an object array to this on invoke with the values:
obj[0] = 10 ;
obj[1] = 20 ;
Naturally you would expect an order agnostic API to ignore my ordering
of the parameters and correctly order it for the wsdl, so in fact the
parameters are passed valueA valueB as requested in the WSDL. (afterall
they are named parameters so this shouldn't be too difficult).
I've found that this is not the case, order is important and my answer
from this operation is -10, not 10 - is this a known bug in the Axis 1.1
API?
Thanks,
Benjamin
