You can convert a byte[] to a String and back using ByteArray(In|Out)putStream.
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Hi Mark-
I also have this situation, an array of custom objects as a return value. Once I
created and registered the custom serializer on both ends (in my case,
BeanSerializer) it "just worked." I guess my checklist would be
o Have you tested the case of returning just a single one to make sure
Title: Base64Serializer
Hello all! A simple newbie question...
I am trying to register org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.Base64Serializer as a custom type mapping to an RPC service. The problem I'm running into is that Base64Serializer wants to marshall/unmarshall to a byte[] array, but the
Hi
I tried to find out how I could add an additional transport service (http,
smtp) to apache soap. I'll make an example with MQ-Series.
I could add org.apache.soap.transport.mqseries.SOAPMQSeriesConnection
(implements SOAPTransport). So, the client side can be solved easily.
The server side lo
Hi,
I tried to get the SOAP-Kontext within my
SOAP-service, but it didn't work. I get the following error
message:
Generated fault: Fault Code =
SOAP-ENV:Server Fault String = Exception while handling service
request: org/apache/soap/rpc/SOAPContext
Any idea?
Background: WinXP HO
Hi
I tried to make a call using the Message object, but my server needs the
soapaction http header attribute. I've checked the code of the
org.apache.soap.messaging.message class.
st.send (url, actionURI, null, env, null, reqCtx);
But the headers parameter is null by default.
Is it not conform
