27;t find default constructor exception on the client side
Hi,
I have an abstract class, Users, that is extended by several classes
such as Administrator, Tester etc. My service method, LogIn, will return a
User object upon successful login. I verify that a Users object is send
back to the client. However
Yes. You should only allow the BeanSerializer to manage your type mapping if you had the wsdl2java process generate your beans or your WSDL was generated by a java2wsdl base on your beans, which would have to be REAL JavaBeans with default constructors. Otherwise, you will need to plug in a custo
I think that AXIS requires a default constructor if you are using
bean based serialization.
Maybe possible with custom serialization? someone else know?
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Hi,
I have an abstract class, Users, that is extended by several classes
such as Administrator, Tester etc. My servic
Hi,
I have an abstract class, Users, that is extended by several classes
such as Administrator, Tester etc. My service method, LogIn, will return a
User object upon successful login. I verify that a Users object is send
back to the client. However, the client will throw an exception which
indic
