Hi,
I think it should be choice of the application to decide which databinding
will be used for the client. SDO and JAXB can be two options. Can you
clarify the term "Java domain objects"? Do you mean a bunch of java
interfaces/classes generated by some Java/XML binding frameworks such as
SDO, JAXB and XMLBeans?
FYI: We're working on a pluggable databinding framework for Tuscany so that
data can be transformed across databindings on the wire. For example, if you
use SDO on the client to invoke a reference with Axis2 web service binding,
the SDO will be transformed to AXIOM which is the databinding supported by
Axis2.
Thanks,
Raymond
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Wall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <tuscany-dev@ws.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 2:05 PM
Subject: How to invoke a web service with complex types? Java object / SDO
conversion?
What are the steps to invoke a web service that requests a complex type?
My client uses Java domain objects that represent web service complex
types
throughout the application. Does the client need to generate SDO types
from
the WSDL, and then convert local objects to their SDO representation prior
to web service invocation?
What is the function of ImportSDOLoader (<import.sdo.../>)? Does it
register schema types from a WSDL with SDO? How are the types used later?
Thanks.
-Chris
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