AW: returning an array of strings

if you are using the wsdl2java-tool, you don't have to add any mappings, since String[] is supported by default. Gerrit -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Manolis Floros [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Montag, 22. Juli 2002 17:56 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: RE: returning an array

A Solution: Complex types consumed by .NET

rvice should work! The mistake was, that targetNamesapce from WSDL and the xmlns:qn in deploy.wsdd didn't match. Thought, would be nice to share this info, since i only found quesitons about this topic in the newsgroups and didn't get any response anywhere. Have a nice day, Gerrit

Re: targetNamespace in WSDL file

There are two things I figured out the last days: If you change the targetNamespace in the and use a complex type, you have to change the deploy.wsdl, that's right. e.g. you have to adapt the xmlns:qn-attribute to your new name- space within the . Gerrit -- Gerrit

A Solution: Complex types consumed by .NET

rvice should work! The mistake was, that targetNamesapce from WSDL and the xmlns:qn in deploy.wsdd didn't match. Thought, would be nice to share this info, since i only found quesitons about this topic in the newsgroups and didn't get any response anywhere. Have a nice day, Gerrit

AW: Bean Serializer as Seperate package

What about JAXB? It makes it possible to create XMLFiles form Java objects and vice versa? Maybe it can help? Gerrit Gerrit Quast Rosenbergstrasse 128 p: 0711 - 3 05 65 26 70193 Stuttgart m: 0178 - 4 72 47 73 www.webapplic.de [EMAIL

bug? deploying secured webservice

since it makes no sence to turn of the web- server's security to deploy a service! Thanks, Gerrit -- Gerrit Quast CEO Research & Development WebApplic GmbHv: 0700 - WebApplic Wegländer Strasse 24 g: 0711 - 78 23 91 - 40 70563 Stuttga