created object.
Anne
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Hmmm... That's not QUITE what I was looking for, but it may work. Rather
Hmmm... That's not QUITE what I was looking for, but it may work. Rather
than populate the WSDL2Java created object, just stuff the XML document in
the SOAP body and punt. I need to change a few of the values in the
document, but I can do that via DOM calls.
And just to clarify, this IS the clie
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Subject: Populate WSDL2Java object from XML file.
How do you populate a WSDL2Java created object from an XML file?
I've hunted around in the mailing list archives, and I
Jasen - Since classes generated by wsdl2java are just POJOs you can use Java's
built in XMLEncoder class. There are a few pointers about this here:
http://mattpayne.org/b.cgi/Programming/Java/XMLEncoder.pf
-Matt
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 14:39:52 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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How do you populate a WSDL2Java created object from an XML file?
I've hunted around in the mailing list archives, and I've seen this question
a few other times, but no answers that were clear enough for me to
understand.
Scenario: We have a WSDL which describes some service and imports some
schem
