Hi,
I had also met this prbs before.
For beans u need to have a default constructor.(may be for axis bean
serialization).
regards,
Jeyakumaran.C
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Yes. You should only allow the BeanSerializer to manage your type mapping if you had the wsdl2java process generate your beans or your WSDL was generated by a java2wsdl base on your beans, which would have to be REAL JavaBeans with default constructors. Otherwise, you will need to plug in a custo
I think that AXIS requires a default constructor if you are using
bean based serialization.
Maybe possible with custom serialization? someone else know?
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Hi,
I have an abstract class, Users, that is extended by several classes
such as Administrator, Tester etc. My servic
