Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
It's actually easy to represent this in schema, as:
Whoops, this should instead be:
You don't need (and can't use) an inner complexType element, but in more
complex cases can just nest the sequence
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Anne, I think you're conflating the programming model and the data model
here. I know you're doing it in the interest of keeping things simple,
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Anne, I think you're conflating the programming model and the data model
here. I know you're doing it in the interest of keeping things simple,
but
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Anne, I think you're conflating the programming model and the data model
here. I know you're doing it in the interest of keeping things simple,
but
You can even try Custom serializers and deserializers to convert the
HashMap into XML, and then the client side of the service can use it
in whatever way it finds it useful.
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 17:07:25 +1000, Mark Chaimungkalanont
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> Hi there,
>
> I'm writing a SOAP s
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I'm quite new to SOAP so I'm not entirely sure what "design WSDL
contract" actually entails. Are there an
l map
to JavaBeans. They will map to comparable components in other languages.
Anne
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I
l map
to JavaBeans. They will map to comparable components in other languages.
Anne
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I
I'm quite new to SOAP so I'm not entirely sure what "design WSDL
contract" actually entails. Are there any resources out there that you
would recommend? I've got a few google hits, but figure that people on
this list probably have their "favourite" resources. Is there a
collection of such resou
Hello,
## Mark Chaimungkalanont : Fri, 29 Oct 2004 17:07:25 +1000
MC> Hi there, I'm writing a SOAP service where interoperability is of
MC> utmost importance. I've read a few of the other posts on this, and
MC> people seem to be saying that Hashtables and the like are not
MC> interoperable. The
Hi there,
I'm writing a SOAP service where interoperability is of utmost
importance. I've read a few of the other posts on this, and people seem
to be saying that Hashtables and the like are not interoperable. The
best strategy seems to be writing a basic "Entry" bean with key value
pairs, usin
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