Re: Message element name and documen tstyle service

2007-02-07 Thread Pedro Silveira Vieira da Silva
Ok, so first things first. I started by defining a beanMapping for Invoicedocument because of a message that asked me to. So my new WSDD goes like this: http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"; xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java";>

Re: Message element name and documen tstyle service

2007-02-06 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
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 Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I've created a web s

Message element name and documen tstyle service

2007-02-06 Thread Pedro Silveira Vieira da Silva
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);