You're right! I wasn't doing doc/literal, I was still using an rpc style in the WSDL. Changing it solved the problem and my client is having a meaningful conversation with the server.
Thanks everyone for your help! Hernan On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, Adrian Dick wrote: > Hi, > > As you comment below, it is suspicious that the generated code is looking > for the "result" element, as defined in the WSDL, but the SOAP response > doesn't contain such an element. It is probably worth checking your server > has been correctly deployed from the same version of the WSDL. > > Also, I notice from your WSDL that you're actually trying to use an > rpc/literal web service. Was that your intention? > (snippet from WSDL binding) > > <soapbind:binding > > transport="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http/"; > > style="rpc"/> > > If, as you have said in the past, you have control over the server, I'd > recommend you try with doc/literal. > > Regards, > Adrian
