The way I did it was to load Apache SOAP, Xerces and Xalan and then I
called the service from a client that connected via the RPCRouterServlet.
In order to pull Xerces in, you'll need to yank some of the packages from
IBM XML for Java project (I think that's what it was called).
As an aside, y
I might be able to speak to this. Is Credential an Interface and is your
method creating an implementation of this Interface?
SOAP doesn't support polymorphism or Inheritance--based on my research.
This might be your problem.
Brian
"Paras, Frederick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
12/12/2001 03:11
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(Response) and the Class (CountResponse). So why doesn't it try to
instantiate CountResponse instead? And why did I have to Modify my
outgoing params to say CountCommand.class (the implementation) instead of
Command.class (the interface).
Thanks,
Brian Bonner
I found the XMI encoding style from the constant in the apache package.
I suspect this is correct...http://www.ibm.com/namespaces/xmi
Brian Bonner
javaType="com.paraware.xyz.Command"
java2XMLClassName="org.apache.soap.encoding.xmi.XMIParameterSerializer"
xml2JavaClassName="org.apache.soap.encoding.xmi.XMIParameterSerializer"/>
Maneesha w/ regard to your second question, I think the answer is yes, but
I'm cu
