Re: Name for return parameter

[RobinW]

I have exactly the same problem using SimpleHTTPServer to create a service
based on a POJO.
Has anyone found a workaround?


Alessandro Sivieri wrote:
 
 I'm using axis2 1.3 for delivering  web services: I've created a class
 (with
 the methods to be exposed) and a service descriptor, and then I've created
 the .aar archive and I've published it on the framework; it works
 perfectly
 with the majority of client libraries for many languages, but a couple of
 tools (such as an older version of Mono and the actual version on Adobe
 Flex2) gives me some problems, and that's because the return parameter has
 the word return as the name in the autogenerated wsdl file.
 Of course, return is a private word in almost every language, and the
 compilers of those languages complain... so the question is: is there the
 possibility to change the autogenerated name, without changing
 dramatically
 the way of developing my services? Or do I need to abandon the way of
 creating the class and the xml descriptor and using some other methods of
 development?
 
 

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Name for return parameter

[Alessandro Sivieri]

I'm using axis2 1.3 for delivering  web services: I've created a class (with
the methods to be exposed) and a service descriptor, and then I've created
the .aar archive and I've published it on the framework; it works perfectly
with the majority of client libraries for many languages, but a couple of
tools (such as an older version of Mono and the actual version on Adobe
Flex2) gives me some problems, and that's because the return parameter has
the word return as the name in the autogenerated wsdl file.
Of course, return is a private word in almost every language, and the
compilers of those languages complain... so the question is: is there the
possibility to change the autogenerated name, without changing dramatically
the way of developing my services? Or do I need to abandon the way of
creating the class and the xml descriptor and using some other methods of
development?