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Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 6:04 AM
Subject: Re: InterOp. between Java Client and .NET Web Service and vice
versa
> Thanks so much for yours helping.
> The VB Client works well :-)
> And about Java Client Code> I realized that the
Thanks so much for yours helping.
The VB Client works well :-)
And about Java Client Code> I realized that the doclit
example is as same as my Java Client Code, except the
line:
call.setDocLitSerialization(true);
What is it used for ?
P/s: I cannot run the doclit example, it tells that:
"Caught S
Java client and .NET Web service
If you look at your WSDL, you will see that it specifies "literal" encoding.
Apache SOAP by default uses "encoded" encoding. Your service is ignoring
the parameter that is sent to it because that parameter has an xsi:type
attribute
Hi,
First :
Java client -> .NET
In .NET, your WS is wrote in document Style
Your Java client usr RPC style !!!
So if you use same SOAP style invocation, all will work fine.
To see if the SOAP message is ok, you can use the wonderful
tool : TCPMon
