From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> look into samples\client package specifically the
> DynamicInvoker.java for an example
Thanks, that's helpful. It's bascially equivalent to what I've been
doing, which is reassuring. I notice, though, that the array of params
you pass to Call.in
Hi,
I'm adding web service invocation to a scripting language I'm working
on. So I want the script action, which has dynamic typing, to call
org.apache.axis.client.Call.invoke() directly - rather than use the
stubs generated by wsdl2java.
For the rpc/encoded case, I'm fine. For the other messagi
From: Henry Lu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Could you provide the web site for downloading "a free WSDL
> editor with a validator"?
I've been using the wsvt validator [1] with Eclipse. It works very well.
Combined with any of the various XML plugins for Eclipse, and Eclipse's
support for Ant, it m
