not a hack or anything. If this is the right way to
define array of objects in a bean, then I think this is the way to go for
me.
Thanks Sebastien and all others.
Praveen
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From: Sebastien Mayemba Mbokoso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Do you are trying to deploy some beans which contains another beans
which contains
another beans etc. I don't know exactly what Axis perform for
discovering relationships
in the beans. But i think it uses reflection or instrospection. Maybe
there is no end in
your relationship ! Maybe you have to
Mike, if you want to use your own serializer/deserializer try to adapt
this tutorial :
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-castor/
They do a data binding with castor. So they need to integrate in their
WSDD and the generate stubs Castor serializer/deserializer. Look at
@Jay
Do you try to perform all the needed process. I am talking about using
first Java2WSDL
and after WSDL2Java. Maybe if you use the
right options in the first step (Java2WSDL) the generated WSDD shall
be the same that
you already created ? I strongly think the more
difficult in the Axis Ant
in the wsdd for the Bean[], but not when using
--extraClasses. It works, but I am curios why the difference.
Thanks for your tip.
Tim
Sebastien Mayemba Mbokoso wrote:
I think u don't need to include anything special for your arrays.
Generate all your stubs with the task WSDL2Java
Do you know all the object types of 'Object o' at run-time ? If you do
maybe you can use
Java2WSDL with that more option : --extraClasses ?
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Sebastien
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 11:20:24 -0800, Tim K. (Gmane) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Using java2wsdl to generate the WSDL from
