Hi!... I could tie a deserializer via onStartChild and onEndChild methods
and reading was successfull, but I can't return my value, it still returns a
Document. Does anyone know how to do this?
2007/10/31, Ernesto Pin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> ¡wow!... it sounds very difficult for my project's cont
¡wow!... it sounds very difficult for my project's context. The idea is to
have (external) web services as information source, and let an administrator
add new web services to compose new sources, and we have not much time.
I think it would be easier to read server's response (which is correct) by
Getting the specifications is not hard, but using them is a significant
project.
1. Find wsdl4j via web search and use it to analyze the WSDL. It will
also collect the schema types you need for the message elements. (There
is also some wsdl-cracking machinery in axis2 which may be better.)
So, is there any way to easily get both document's specification to store
them and use them for later invocation?.
I've been surfing a lot and found anything. Any reference would be very
helpful, as I'm using this at university's project for a course, where the
time is finite :-P .
2007/10/30, Je
My guess is the problem is in using the WRAPPED_STR style. It's
convenient for getting your input string wrapped up as the desired
soap:body child element, but it causes the response to be unwrapped,
and, as a single object is returned, rather than an array, you're
losing most of the response. If
Hi!. I'm trying to develop a "pure" dynamic client to invoke WS's. The idea
behind this, is that I can't generate any classes to invoke the
web-services. Particularly, I can't use specific classes for return types. I
thought about using org.w3c.dom.Document as return type, but I'm not being
success
