I think, this is the bug.
I have posted it to the Jira
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBWS-1712
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Finally I tried wstools with style=document
Visual Basic cannot get along with this.
It seems that MS SOAP Toolkit is using rpc style, and that the high level API
uses a namespace in the parameter definition, which is incompatible with
jbossws. However, since this toolkit is superseded by .Net
Haven't tried your specific example, but have had no problems calling
webservices from Excel. Here be the link I used to get things going.
http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/windows/2005/02/08/xcel_mm.html
Maybe there will be some clues in the MS generated code.
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I tried jbossws 1.2 installed on top of jboss 4.0.5 without success : I get the
same error.
I will try C# now to see if it works better with jbossws
I didn't try the doc-literal yet, I will do it also.
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Clients using the .net sdk 2.0 work for Services using doc-literal-wrapped
services generated by jbossws 1.0.x on jboss 4.0.5 for me so far. I did not try
the .net 3.0 sdk so far.
Your could try to switch to doc-literal (if you are not already using this
style) or using the .net 2.0 sdk (Is it
Not sure if this would fix your problem, but could you move up to jbossws 1.2?
I have a 1.2 web service working correctly with a .Net 3.0 C# client, using
both doc and rpc style.
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