On 10/4/07, Anne Thomas Manes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tuscany is an implementation of the SCA specification, not a web
> services framework. If you would prefer to try a different WSF, you
> might try Apache CXF. I don't know whether it supports Generic Types,
> though.
>
> As a general rule
Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
...
As a general rule, it's best to avoid directly exposing
language-specific types through a web services interface, though. The
purpose of a web services interface is to enable interoperability with
other languages. Other languages don't support Java collections and
ge
05.20/4.0 - Re: *SPAM*: 08.50/4.0 - Re: Problem building
available services
Tuscany is an implementation of the SCA specification, not a web services
framework. If you would prefer to try a different WSF, you might try Apache
CXF. I don't know whether it supports Generic Types, though.
As
Tuscany is an implementation of the SCA specification, not a web
services framework. If you would prefer to try a different WSF, you
might try Apache CXF. I don't know whether it supports Generic Types,
though.
As a general rule, it's best to avoid directly exposing
language-specific types through
Hi Ana,
As from here [1] on page 1 we need to specify the correct path to the
service classes (this should be ideally the point where your package
structure starts). Also this [2] is the reference to the code generator
plugins and if you interested here [3] is a tutorial that fully covers both
con
e: Suran Jayathilaka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: miércoles, 03 de octubre de 2007 13:05
Para: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Asunto: *SPAM*: 06.70/4.0 - Re: *SPAM*: 08.50/4.0 - Re: Problem building
available services
Ana Belén Antón Gironés wrote:
Hi!
Thank you very much for your help, S
Ana Belén Antón Gironés wrote:
Hi!
Thank you very much for your help, Suran and Lahiru.
>First of all, I see that your class uses generics. Please note that
Axis2 only supports simple-types, arrays and beans. Since Axis2 is
JDK1.4 compliant, generics are not >supported.
>So what you can do
Hi!
Thank you very much for your help, Suran and Lahiru.
>First of all, I see that your class uses generics. Please note that Axis2
only supports simple-types, arrays and beans. Since Axis2 is JDK1.4
compliant, generics are not >supported.
>So what you can do is replace your genericised List a
