Thanks for the reply.
I have attached the WSDL.
-Suresh
Dan Kamins wrote:
XML-ish characters (<, >, etc.) are *supposed* to get encoded when embedded as strings in XML. If the .NET server is expecting something else, then it is likely that it is specifying a type other than xsd:string.
Post y
XML-ish characters (<, >, etc.) are *supposed* to get encoded when embedded as strings
in XML. If the .NET server is expecting something else, then it is likely that it is
specifying a type other than xsd:string.
Post your WSDL so we can see how the service describes its expectations. If it is
Suresh Avadhanula wrote:
Hi,
I am using axis to send a SOAP message to a .NET Server. It takes 2
parameters. First param is a integer, second is a XML String. A xml is
passed as string.
When I send the message via axis, the xml gets encoded, ie < becomes
lt , > becomes gt etc.
Can I disables e
