Calendar should work. It maps to xsd:dateTime. We have a couple of samples that use Calendar: bidbuy, echo. And a couple tests as well, which are run during every build and they pass. Take a look at those to see if they help. If not, show us your code and WSDL.
Russell Butek [EMAIL PROTECTED] Richard Emberson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@phc.net on 04/07/2002 08:25:51 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: Dates, Calendars, and GregorianCalendar : howto Trying to send a Date .... As far as I can tell, Date is not a primitive, built into Axis, type. So, how about sending a Calendar. Well, that does not work either. There are Calendar serializers/deserializers registered (with the class java.util.Calendar), but one can not make an instance of Calendar - its abstract. One can make a GregorianCalendar, but then one can not lookup the serializer/deserializer by class because they are registered with the Calendar class. I have a list of objects and I do not know what they are before hand. One of them is a Date (or GregorianCalendar) object - other than build my own serializer/deserializer pair (I've already written 20 or 30 of them for my own objects so I certainly can do that -- but I would expect that someone, somewhere has already tried to send/recieve a Date object) is there any way using builtin Axis types to do it? Thanks. Richard
