Hi,
You will need to register serializers and deserializers for the Data1and
Data2 classes with the SOAP mapping registry; once you do that
BeanSerializer should be able to handle the MyBean class (assuming that it
has all the properties of a bean, including the required setters and
getters...)
Nirmal.
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07/19/2001 cc:
08:46 AM Subject: SOAP mapping of a bean with
vectors
Please respond
to soap-user
Hello,
I´m a newbee and I´m trying to use a bean for a RPC. My bean has some
protected String values with 2 Vector classes. Each Vector holds only one
type of
Objects.
Example:
public class MyBean
{
protected String test1;
protected String test2;
protected String test3;
protected String test4;
protected Vector collection1; //a collection of Data1
protected Vector collection2; //a collection of Data2
}
public class Data1
{
protected java.lang.String Link;
protected java.lang.String LinkName;
}
public class Data2
{
protected java.lang.String data;
protected java.lang.String type;
}
Is it possible to serialize and deserialize the bean? I´ve read in the API,
that the VectorSerializer isn´t able to deserialize the Vector.
regards,
Darko
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