I was just doing some Google'ing, and I was wondering if I could define the
soap:body with use="literal" and then define the Element item as a type?
And if so, how would I go about defining the types for my method?
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On Sat, 27 Apr 2002 20:05:07 -0400, in soap you wrote:
>My class method requires different encoding styles for each param. The
>signature is:
>
>public String Render(org.w3c.dom.Element source, String xsl_url)
>
>I use an MSSOAP 2.2 client, building the envelope using the low-level API,
>and thi
My class method requires different encoding styles for each param. The
signature is:
public String Render(org.w3c.dom.Element source, String xsl_url)
I use an MSSOAP 2.2 client, building the envelope using the low-level API,
and this poses no problem at all. Since I use the low-level API, a WS
This makes sense and was my first suspicion. But
there is no doubt that my client is calling an
identical method to what's deployed on the service so
the problem isn't obvious.
I was told it was a classloader problem but I've yet
to resolve it down to that.
Any more ideas?
--- "W. Scott Grant
Title: SOAP 2.x and Axis
Can a SOAP 2.x client communicate with an Axis server?
Bill
