I decided to wait until the next generation of web services is released. The
only reliable way I could use was to pass it as a String and then Marshal it
into xml.
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I'm not sure why. The request is received on the server succesfully. I just
can't unwrap it on the client side. My client looks like this:
URL url = new
URL("http://localhost:8080/fifalmonk/fifalmonk/WebServiceSession?wsdl";);
QName qname = new
QName("http://com/fifalm
I'm thinking the problem is that my client does not have access to the
jaxrpc-mapping.xml file and that I will need a J2EE client to help out. Any
thoughts? Is there any other way to do this? Does a J2ee client limit me to
only talking to java clients? How would a non-java app send me an xml d
I have followed the example very carefully. I am able to receive the object on
the server but when I send it back to the client, the client objects to it:
This is my SEI:
public WebServiceSessionEndpoint_process_ResponseStruct
process(WebServiceSessionEndpoint_process_RequestStruct request) th
And one more thing... don't stop to check for the "not synchronized" problem
that is stated in the example. I didn't get it which made me think I had done
something wrong. I got a different error that I can't recall right now.
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I just followed WSDOCServiceStepByStep. Finally the server side is working.
I am getting java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.axis.Message back on the
client side, but it could be that I have not populated all of the fields of the
bean.
The trick is to override the SEI response and reque
I don't have a valid reason other than I was concerned about how much text the
String could hold. How large a document can I receive?
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I have read through every Wiki there is about Web Services but cannot find a
solution that works. I am trying to pass an XML document to my web service. I
can do it if the service is expecting a simple String. I am trying to marshal
an Object into an object the web service supports. I would l
