Here you go. I am not deleting the temps because I use these methods for 
logging . :-)

template <class GObject>
void serializeGnuSoapObject(GObject& obj, const char* nsClassName, 
std::ostream *paramOs = &std::cout)
{
    soap *ctx = soap_new1(SOAP_XML_INDENT); // new context with option
    ctx->os = paramOs;

    ::soap_begin_send(ctx);
    obj.soap_put(ctx, nsClassName, NULL);
    soap_end_send(ctx);
    ::soap_end(ctx); // clean up allocated temporaries
    ::soap_free(ctx); // delete context
}

template <class GnuObject>
bool deSerializeGnuSoapObject( GnuObject& instance, const char* 
nsClassName, std::istream *paramIs = &std::cin )
{
    bool status = false;

    soap *ctx = soap_new1( SOAP_XML_STRICT ); // new context with option

    soap_init( ctx );
    soap_begin( ctx );
    ctx->is = paramIs;
    soap_begin_recv(ctx);

    instance.soap_get(ctx, nsClassName, "" );
    if (ctx->error == SOAP_OK)
    {
        status = true;
    }
    soap_end_recv(ctx);
    //   soap_destroy(ctx); // delete deserialized objects
    //  soap_end(ctx); // delete temporaries
    soap_free(ctx); // delete context

    return status;
}

Jayaram Ganapathy


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Section 7.5.1 of the documentation says "For serializing class instances,
method invocations MUST be used instead of function calls, for example
obj.soap_serialize(&soap) and obj.soap_put(&soap, "elt", "type")." I'm
having a hard time finding where soap generates proxies/versions of the
method input and output classes that have such methods; where do they get
generated?
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