look into samples\client package specifically the DynamicInvoker.java for an example
On Fri, 5 Nov 2004 14:39:32 -0000, Dickinson, Ian John (HP Labs, Bristol, UK) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > I'm adding web service invocation to a scripting language I'm working > on. So I want the script action, which has dynamic typing, to call > org.apache.axis.client.Call.invoke() directly - rather than use the > stubs generated by wsdl2java. > > For the rpc/encoded case, I'm fine. For the other messaging styles, > though, I'm confused. The Javadoc for Call.invoke() says: > > """ > Invokes the operation associated with this Call object using the passed > in parameters as the arguments to the method. For Messaging (ie. > non-RPC) the params argument should be an array of SOAPBodyElements. > *All* of them need to be SOAPBodyElements, if any of them are not this > method will default back to RPC. In the Messaging case the return value > will be a vector of SOAPBodyElements. > """ > > SOAPBodyElement has a number of constructors (none of them javadoc'ed, > unfortunately), but the only one that appears to allow me to set the > content has the signature: > > public SOAPBodyElement(org.w3c.dom.Element elem) > > This tells me that I need to serialise the message args to DOM elements > first - so that I can then make SOAPBodyElements so that I can then call > Call.invoke(). But I had previously thought that the serialisation of > the arguments to XML happened *after* calling Call.invoke(). So I'm > confused. > > My confusion is compounded when I look at the code generated by > wsdl2java for a doc/lit WSDL description. This generates argument > wrappers (e.g. _InputText in a data/ sub-package) that are *not* > SOAPBodyElements, which appears directly to contradict the Javadoc on > call.invoke(). > > If anyone would be so kind as to shed some light to dispel my confusion, > I'd be very grateful. > > Regards, > Ian > > _____________________________________________________________________ > Ian Dickinson HP Labs, Bristol, UK mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > net www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Ian_Dickinson ph +44 (117) 312 8796 > -- Davanum Srinivas - http://webservices.apache.org/~dims/
