<list> won't work.  It is only valid for simple types.

You will need to accept the emitted stubs, or you will need to hand modify
the code.


Rich Scheuerle
XML & Web Services Development
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I think a tag something like <list> would work great, which follows the
same convention for <map>.
Since Collection type are widely used...it would make sense to me to make
the adjustment.
What I don't know, and should probably recieve input from if this is
acceptable or violates a spec requirement.

Thanks,
David Cole





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How do you think Java2WSDL should interpret a return type of ArrayList ?

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If you could provide an alternate xml representation other than type
="SOAP-ENC:Array" I could
change Java2WSDL/WSDL2Java to honor it.   I don't know anything about
<list>...maybe this is the answer ?

Rich Scheuerle
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I am trying to use the WSDLTOJava to generate the client stubs and found
that If I have a method in my class which has
a return type of ArrayList (i.e public ArrayList foo() ), The generated
WSDL will show the return type as:

<wsdl:part name="return" type="SOAP-ENC:Array" />

After running WSDLTOJava , the generated stub will then have a return type
of Object[] i.e:
public java.lang.Object[] foo()

Is it possible to have the WSDL generated so that it correctly depicts the
return type as the expected ArrayList?

Thanks,
David Cole











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