Re: Sending custom Java objects as parameters to a web service

2011-07-24 Thread Louis Amstutz
Not sure if attaching files works for this mailing list so I'm posting everything in the email. My service uses https so TCPmon won't work. I tried connecting via http instead and got an exception that said the expected transport is https, probably because I'm using rampart. Don't really want to

Re: Sending custom Java objects as parameters to a web service

2011-07-22 Thread Meeusen, Christopher W.
what you're asking to do is common place in axis2. You can send instances of custom pojos to a service operation, just deploy them in a jar in the /lib folder or in the aar file itself. Sent from a mobile device, please excuse misspellings. - Reply message - From: "Louis Amstutz" D

Re: Sending custom Java objects as parameters to a web service

2011-07-22 Thread Sagara Gunathunga
This should work without any problem. Can you provide your service side, client side codes together with a SOAP messages so that we can look into your problem ? Also what is your Axis2 version ? You can trace SOAP messages using a tool like TCPMon. Thanks ! On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 7:17 AM, Louis