java.sql.date as a parameter

To those of you that have used java.sql.Date: I am having problems sending in parameters that are defined in Java as java.sql.Date. Please forgive me if this is a question that has been answered before. I have searched the mailing list and the newsgroups to no avail. Hopefully someone will be

RE: Java.sql.date schema mapping

I should give more details on my question below. My java class has java.sql.Date attributes (either defined in the current class or in the ancestor class). After I deploy this java class with the wsdd using the beanMapping of beanSerializer/beanDeserializer, I examine the wsdl axis generated

Java.sql.date schema mapping

Title: Java.sql.date schema mapping Is there anyway to force java.sql.Date to be mapped to "DateTime" in axis 1.1 and still using "org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanDeserializer and org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanSerializer"?  I am using the beanMapping and the

Re: How do I deal with ArrayList, java.sql.Date as method parameters?

Rebuilt axis from cvs and your fix appears to have dealt with the ArrayList, java.sql.Date issues. Thanks for your help, Bill Pfeiffer - Original Message - From: "Davanum Srinivas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 9:16 PM Subj

Re: How do I deal with ArrayList, java.sql.Date as method parameters?

gt; method calls that I want to expose as web services. The objects included > are mainly javabeans contained in javabeans. There are, however, some > java.sql.Date objects and some ArrayLists of javabeans. > > Axis 1.1 rc2 doesn't seem to be able to handle this when it comes to

Re: How do I deal with ArrayList, java.sql.Date as method parameters?

an already exisitng app that will get passed via > method calls that I want to expose as web services. The objects included > are mainly javabeans contained in javabeans. There are, however, some > java.sql.Date objects and some ArrayLists of javabeans. > > Axis 1.1 rc2 doesn't

How do I deal with ArrayList, java.sql.Date as method parameters?

e, however, some java.sql.Date objects and some ArrayLists of javabeans. Axis 1.1 rc2 doesn't seem to be able to handle this when it comes to generating the WSDL. It creates references to types that it never defines when it encounters either the date or arraylist types. My problem seems to be

Help on ArrayList, java.sql.Date classes

I've posted previously on this just a short while ago, but was wondering if someone could help me a bit further. I need serializers/des for ArrayList, and java.sql.Date. I'm fine with them going to normal SOAP array and SOAP date. If someone has already written and successfully tes

java.sql.Date

hi, i have been using java.util.Calendar for sending datetime! felt great when i saw the post about axis 1.1 rc1; it said that rc1 supports java.sql.Date but i cannot java2wsdl java.sql.Date using rc1. do i need to map it manually? how? is it possible to use java.sql.Date as the default

RE: Ser/Deser for ArrayList and java.sql.Date

2:39 AMTo: Axis-UserSubject: Ser/Deser for ArrayList and java.sql.Date I am experimenting with axis to expose some of our large grained business methods (EJB SessionBeans).  Most of our methods work with an object graph composed largely of XDoclet generated javabeans, but also of

Ser/Deser for ArrayList and java.sql.Date

ArrayList and the generated beans use java.sql.Date.  I was able to deploy a test method that returned my large object filled with database goodies and I successfully called the method.    When I generated the WSDL I got the following errors:   - The class java.util.ArrayList is defined in a java