This is what is working for me...
types
xsd:schema
targetNamespace=http://www.lockerservice.com/Locker;
xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema/;
xsd:complexType
name=Hashtable
xsd:element name=table
type=xsd:[Ljava.util.Hashtable$Entry;/
Nice post. Has anyone verified that these tweeks make any difference?
I've had interop success without making the changes noted in the google
post.
Chuck.King@ub
Does your class exist in multiple spots on your box, and are both
referenced in your cp?
Gus Delgado
The last time I had this problem, it was because of a classpath problem
with Tomcat. In my case, Xerces wasn't listed as the first class in the
classpath.
Hope it is that easy for you.
I was able to return a hash of beans, which sounds like it's similar to
what you're trying to do. The most difficult part for me was defining the
wsdl file so that the client knew how to serialize the object. I
eventually stumbled upon the ibm wsdl generator, and things went better
after that.
Someone sent me a sample of Soap - VB if you'd like a copy of it, I'd be
happy to forward it on.
sramasu@sears
James -- thanks for the reply. I'll just give a brief explanation of what
I'm trying to do, and if you have something that comes anywhere near what
I'm trying to accomplish, please send it on.
I am going to have a server that returns a hierarchy of items; basically a
node that can contain
Does anyone have an example of returning a Hashtable with soap that they
would be willing to direct me to, or perhaps send? I would be most
grateful.
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Apologies for the repost, but I am having a difficult time figuring this
one out, and I hope that someone can offer a bit of advice. Perhaps the
previous questions were too detailed...
If possible, is there anyone out there who has a java server that is being
accessed by a VB client using the
This may be better posted to a ms group, but I thought I'd try here, first
to see if anyone has noticed the same behaviour.
I have a relatively simple soap server that I've written in Java. It takes
the call, hits a database, and returns a result -- it takes a couple of
seconds to execute. The
Is mypackage.myClient in the Tomcat classpath?
Ralf Bierig
soap_news@ya
What are your client and server classpaths?
Eamon Oneill
eamon@powermTo:
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