created object.
Anne
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Subject: RE: Populate WSDL2Java object from XML file.
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
Ever looked into Axis MSG style calls? This is client code, but you can do
the same thing on the server side as well, assuming you've built a MSG style
service. Check out the Axis docs for more information.
Service service = new Service();
Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
call.setSOAPAct
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
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