Hi Antonio,
Using a specific
Call.invoke(Object[]) signature, you can use SOAPMessageBody (if my memory is
ok) as arguments (the Object[]). Doing so, the content of the
SOAPMessageBodys you pass in go into the request's SOAPBody.
I use this pattern to invoke a
message-based SOAP service using AXIS clients. Unfortunatly my workstation
died during the holidays; I lost examples I had...
Hope this helps anyway.
Christian Faucher
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Antonio Ruiz Martínez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : mardi, janvier
4, 2005 17:30
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Service to process
directly the soap body
Hello!
I would like
to create a Web Service called TestMyService, for
example, and I would like
to have a class that can manage the body of
the soap message when the service
is called. I don't want to have any
predefined method with params. In the
class of the service the only
thing that I want to do is to receive the soap
message sent to this
service and parse it on my own. Is it possible to do it
with axis? How I
could do it?
Could you guide me,
please?
Regards,
Antonio.
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