Yes, Vector params = new Vector(1) ;
Vector big = new Vector( 47 ) ; params.addElement( big ) ; execute( methodName , params ) ; The method you call should be declared to take a single parameter of type Vector. -----Original Message----- From: Manolis Mavrikis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 2:51 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: sos - problem with Vector Mike, (thanks for the reply) I just realised I was making the call asynhronously so I wasn't getting any error now I got what I explected, NoSuchMethodException. It tries to find a method with 47 String parameters ! Which after all is what one would expect but how do I tell it to find a method with ONE vector parameter ? Is that possible ? Thanks ! Manolis > What is the error you are seeing? Vectors are legal and translate to an > XML-RPC array. > > However, don't forget that the contents of the vector must also be xml-rpc > compliant: > > String > int > vector > hashtable > > Mike
