style
services?
Pedro
Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
I recommend that you edit the generated WSDL and fix the import, and
make sure that the invDoc element is properly defined (i.e., not
xsd:anyType), then gen your service from the WSDL using wsdl2java.
Anne
On 2/6/07, Pedro Silveira Vieira da
I've created a web service that has a simple function that receives a
parameter:
package pt.gedi.ws;
import oasisNamesSpecificationUblSchemaXsdInvoice2.InvoiceDocument;
public class ReceiveInvoice {
public void receive(InvoiceDocument invDoc) {
doSomething(invDoc);
/rpc/encoded
Given that your application works at the XML/DOM level, then you want
to stick with "message" style.
Anne
On 1/8/07, Pedro Silveira Vieira da Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Although it might be strange to be asking this after developing an
application with
Hi,
Although it might be strange to be asking this after developing an
application with Axis, the truth is that there are some questions still
open.
I've developed an application that makes use of axis for creating a web
service for XML message exchanging. More accurately I have a service
t
