My first recommendation is to not using SOAP encoding -- in other words, switch from rpc/encoded to wrapped document/literal.
If for some reason that is not an option, then you need to tell Axis to
use xsd types rather than soapenc types. You can do that in your WSDD
by adding this parameter:
Shelli,
Are you using rpc/encoded or rpc/literal?
If you are using rpc/encoded, then you need to define the array using
soapenc:Array. If you are using rpc/literal, then you need to define
the array as a complex type (not an element) with a
maxOccurs="unbounded" and reference the type from your m
When I used AXIS on tomcat Web Server. I was seeing high session
counts.
Any help in reducing this high session counts seen on tomcat manager?
-Venky
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From: Keith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 5:09 AM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: R
Thanks. I looked into this further and it seems that both content-type and
content-disposition (but not content-id) can be used to indicate the file
name, e.g.
Content-type: image/jpeg; name="mypic.jpg"
Content-disposition: attachment; filename="mypic.jpg"
From: "Liu, Tao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Shelli,
I'm not a big fan of soap encoded arrays, but I used to use them alot and I
may be able to help. Doc / Lit is the way things are going. Nevertheless, try
posting your original wsdl, and mention where you want to put your String
array. Chances are though, your wsdl may be fine.
Your D
