Hi,
I'm trying to expose a stateless session bean as a web service in order to
access it via a C# client. The occuring problems are as follows:
1. I can't use RPC/literal SOAP messages since C# tells me during the WSDL file
import that this style is not supported (ok, I know, this is not JBoss'
problem). Therefore, I decided to expose the session bean by document/literal
style where the next problem comes arises:
2. At the end of the document-style wiki, the WSDD-synchronizing problem is
mentioned, but how do I incorporate this btw. rather bumpy wrapper onto my
session bean?
3. Failing in exposing the session bean, I used the document-style wiki example
(with the wrapper solution) to finally get a working example. I tried to write
a simple method that takes an array of Longs (Long[]) and returns the sum of
them. The wrapped web service deployes fine and I get the WSDL imported into C#
as well. But: when trying to invoke the method, JBoss claims an empty namespace
("Namespace URI cannot be null") which was already addressed in the forum and
promised to be fixed in 4.0.2.
If you're wondering, what I'm trying to ask: I cut it short: Is there any way
to make a SLSB expose its methods (that use complex types like arrays) as a
webservice that can be accessed by a non-Java client, namely C#? I thought
that's what WS are about but I only find endpoints/clients both written in the
same language.
Regards,
Matthias
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