run the client
dynamically. We want to really give our
developers a head start.
Larry
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I would like to see
what you got so far - the only hint I was given was by someone from
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The only way we found so
far is by using some low level interface in Axis to build the SOAP message by
hand. No very pretty especially since it
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Dynamic Clients and Out Parameters/Complex types.
I have been poking around for a while using multiple
java clients. I have noticed that
you can do a Dynamic Invoking of a Service (with or without WSDL) using the
Service factory, but all the examples are returning a
si
I have been poking around for a while using multiple java clients. I have noticed that you can do a Dynamic
Invoking of a Service (with or without WSDL) using the Service factory, but all
the examples are returning a single value. What if you had a complex value, or multiple
out parameter
