well My method takes an 'int' datatype so I set the params vector with a
parameter object for int. The method returns a bean object so I set a
SoapMappingRegistry with the Bean class and the BeanSerializer and set the
registry in the call object. Should that be sufficient to extract my bean
class object from my response object or how should I go about this.
what is the provider used for? Should i create any provider and set it in
the call object to receive such an object as the return value? I know that
My bean can use the BeanSerializer that is provided in the soap package. I
get a bean object but the data variables in the object are not set to the
values that I set on the server-side deployed service.
Any help is very much appreciated.
Venkat
-----Original Message-----
From: Kartheek Hirode [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 2:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Problem Returning BEAN
The encoding style is set in the Response constructor in your RPCProvider
class. This could be the same as the incoming 'call' or something different
if that is what is needed.
resp = new Response (targetID, callMethodName, returnParam, null,
null, call.getEncodingStyleURI(), respContext);
The TcpTunnelGui might help you in debugging the contents of the Response if
nothing is showing up on the client.
--KH
-----Original Message-----
From: venkat reddy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 1:15 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Problem Returning BEAN
How do we set the encoding style of the return value of a soap call?
I have a service that creates a bean which has nothing but a couple of class
variable set to data from the database.
In the service side I get the data create this bean object and return it. On
the client when i extract the object from the result,
the bean has no values. The bean is retrieved from the response object but
has no values. I double checked that values have
been set on the server side.
Can you one figure out Y?
~Venkat
