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to contain the methods named so I just copied the required methods in> to my own class. > > Aoife> > > > > wei zhu> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> > 19/07/2004 23:41> Please respond to> axis-user> > To: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: > Subject: > Re: D
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> Yves,
> I couldn't find java class AxisUtil. Do you know which jar AxisUtil is
> in?
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> thanks a lot
> Wei
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Yves,
I couldn't find java class AxisUtil. Do you know which jar AxisUtil is in?
thanks a lot
Wei
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Tom, Noel, Aoife
Yves,
I couldn't find java class AxisUtil. Do you know which jar AxisUtil is in?
thanks a lot
Wei
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Tom, Noel, Aoife,Try this with 1.2beta:/** * Deserializes an InputStream (i.e. a XML file) to the appropr
Tom, Noel, Aoife,
Try this with 1.2beta:
/**
* Deserializes an InputStream (i.e. a XML file) to the appropriate
Java Class
* generated by Axis.
*
* @param is is the InputStream for deserializing (without SOAP
elements)
* @param qname is the qualified name of the namespace of the XM
Hi,
This is exactly what I need also. Has anybody found a solution for this?
Thanks,
Aoife
>Hi,
>I've been looking to do the same thing. If I can find out how to call the axis
>serialize / deserialize routines by hand, I can do away with using castor -
>which to be honest is a bit of a pain to
