Thanks Dan.> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Subject: Re:
sending null in Object Array> Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 17:22:46 -0400> CC: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]> > > This is more or less per JAX-WS spec. The mapping for an array
> parameter is just minOccurs=0/maxOccurs=unbounded. It doesn't put >
nillable=true.> > The ONLY way to control this is to generate a wrapper bean
and modify the > @XmlElement annotation to add the nillable=true thing. You can
use > java2ws -wrapperbean to generate the initial versions. Then add a >
@RequestWrapper annotation to your method to point at it.> > Dan> > > On
Tuesday 30 September 2008, Gal Rob wrote:> > Hi!> >> > I'm sending Object[] to
ws as one of the parameters. If Array members> > are Objects or primitive types
everithing is OK. But if Object[]> > contains also nulls they will not get
prop[agated to WS. Size of Array> > is decreased by number of null members in
array. I'm quite new to WS> > so I'm not sure if this is part of JAX-WS
specification or I'm doing> > something wrong.> >> > Test code looks like
this:> > Object[] methodParameters = {"John", null};> >
NotificationService.sendNotify("TEST", methodParameters);> >> > Thanks for
help,> > Robert> >
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-- > J. Daniel Kulp> Principal Engineer, IONA> [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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