I am not sure what dovle is trying to do. But I used SOAP
passed both Vector and Object Collections without problem as long as you
serialize it.
Lei
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You could change the mapping in the soap registry but that
would be a bad idea.
If interoperability with non-apache soap is important have
found that the best thing to do is simplify the service interface to use
arrays and not use Java collection classes.
Robert
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From: dovle
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Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 8:49 AM
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Subject: About
vector
Hello everybody ,
As I understand the
Apache Soap ( not too much study on it ) the Vector type
is something specific to apache soap ( as I have seen the namespace
seems to
belong to apache soap ) . Is there any
posibility to make apache soap accept
Vector type with
this configuration :
type="SOAP-ENC:Array"
arrayType="anyType[10]"
And to be able to send the vector in the same form ?
And if it meets something like
type="SOAP-ENC:Array"
arrayType="int[10]"
to treat it as an Array (I think this is the way
apache soap works with
arrays)
PLease answer me ,
Thanks ,
dovle .