On Wednesday 13 March 2002 18:42, you wrote: Simple as this: I use ksoap as client and apache soap as server. Send from apache soap a struct with xsi:null="true" for some attribs and the apache soap sais that cannot deserialize the attribute . with the following message:
<faultstring>No mapping found for ':name' using encoding style 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/'.</faultstring> Now I think I might know why does it reacts this way: my tag where it fails looks like this : <name xsi:null="true" /> As you can see, there is no xsi:type. And maibe (here I need your confirmation because I haven't worked too much with apache soap) the apache soap checks the type first and after that checks if it is a null object. Might be an apache 'bug'. (haven't read all the specs about soap, but ...) I will try to check if this is the cause and if so I will inform you if so. Thanks for all, dovle > I ran into a problem using Apache SOAP 2.2 within WSAD (WebSphere Studio > Application Developer IDE). To solve it the Apache SOAP jar had to appear > before WSAD's webcontainer.jar in the CLASSPATH. There was a method > conflict that caused the null objects to deserialize to objects built with > the default constructor. You may have a similar conflict in one of your > jar files.
