Hi .. Thanks for reply... that's working fine a you told me but ..
the web service which i am calling that service do not receive the parameter type java.util.List .... do i need the type converter dev willem.jiang wrote: > > devkatiyar wrote: >> hi Willem , >> >> Thanks for reply what if in same > sendMessage ( >>> @WebParam(name = "carrierList") List<String> >>> carrierList, >>> @WebParam(name = "recipientList") List<String> >>> recipientList >> String id , >> String count >> ); >> >> other string parameter is also there in the same list .. >> >> > Yes, you can treat the parameter are the list member. CxfProducer will > take them out and put them into the CxfClient invoke parameter list. > > Wille > >> >> Thanks .. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> willem.jiang wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I just wrote some simple unit test[1] on the latest Camel trunk. >>> You just need to put the parameters into an Object array or a List, then >>> put it into the message body, then Camel CxfProducer will take care of >>> them. >>> >>> [1] http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=953231&view=rev >>> >>> Willem >>> >>> devkatiyar wrote: >>>> sendMessage ( >>>> @WebParam(name = "carrierList") List<String> >>>> carrierList, >>>> @WebParam(name = "recipientList") List<String> >>>> recipientList); >>>> ) >>>> >>>> >>>> so when i am calling web service ...passing as List type parameter >>>> ......when this call server web service List is not received .. >>>> >>>> can any one tell help me or provide me some kind of example how to pass >>>> complex kind of data type >>>> >>>> >>>> Thanks .. >>>> >>>> Dev >>>> >>> >>> >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/List-in-CXF-Web-Service-using-Camel-tp28838758p28869381.html Sent from the Camel Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
