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 other nodes. My intent was to use a hastable to
store the nodes, and return them to the client, but I have had difficulties
as to how to define them in the wsdl file.
Thanks.
"Abbott, James
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Subject: RE: Begging for Hash
13-07-01 05:03 AM
Please respond to
soap-user
What is the client U R returning the hash table to?
I have numerous java tests with hash tables, and objects extending the hash
table.
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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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