Re: Passing Arrays

[David Beahm]

I'd love to know just a little bit more (assuming I'm not wildly off 
course).  On the server side, I have set up a method to return a value 
of type String[] and accept one parameter of type String[], but on the 
client side I don't know what type (QName) to use - XMLType.________? 
Or should I be using an altogether different method, such as 
Document/Wrapped/Message service style, etc.?

That's why I was hoping someone could share a piece of code -- there's a 
forest of possibilities, and I'd rather not bang my head on every tree 
when I know someone more knowledgeable has already determined a 
reliable, efficient means.  I've tried a number of things including 
generating client code automatically, but the result was multiple 
classes that I didn't understand quickly enough to justify the time -- 
from my employer's perspective, anyway.

Anyway, that's where I'm at, and progress over the past week has been 
nil.  For a related project I've had to start working w/ Visual Studio 
.NET so I can make a COM-based app available as a web service.  I really 
don't want to get on that slippery slope, though.  I want as much done 
in Java as possible, and need a little help.

Thanks,
David Beahm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
Simply use an unbounded array of string in the xml schema and it should  w
ork 
fine. I have done it.
 
 

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