I am using SOAP Encoding, passing XML as a string. I would have prefered to
use Literal Encoding but my service is an EJB. Element is not serializable
so I would have been forced to write my own EJB provider so I went with
SOAP Encoding instead. Everything I have seen would indicate that for
reas
What you are doing is fine, there is nothing wrong with putting a reference
to Session Bean in a http session. Having said that I try to avoid Stateful
session beans in any architecture. In most situations I have seen, one can
get away from Stateful session beans with good design. If this applic
Hi all,
I am having troubles getting out of the shoot here. I have created a WSDL
for a StatelessEJB with one method exposed:
http://www.digitalesp.com/services"; xmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/
" xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/"; xmlns:tns="
http://www.digitalesp.com/
I am trying to pass a org.w3c.dom.Element to an stateless EJB. I am getting
a class cast exception on the EJB Stub where is casts it to a Serializable
type, which Element is not which I expected(I notice that a JDOM Element
type is). Question is, if I want to pass literal XML via SOAP do I need to
