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Pop,
Visual
Studio .NET should build up the client side stubs for you when you import
the
WSDL
as a Web Reference. Then it is just about using the generated C# classes
to
make
your calls to the server.
We ran
into a slight problem with the href/id mechanism when interoperating
with
Axis,
but we were able to fix that and it is no longer an issue with the most
current
code
base.
Also,
we were using typed arrays, so you might run into issues using the
Vector
as a return argument. (But maybe not. I believe
there are other posts on this list
that discuss Vector issues between .NET and
Axis.)
Blake
Hi everybody !
I am going to describe you my
problem:
I use Tomcat 4.0.3 application server
and I have java classes under a web application. From these classes I want to
call methods via SOAP.
My client is C# from Visual Studio
.net.
Lets have an example:
public class X {
private String
prop1;
private String
prop2;
// I have also
defined getter/setter methods below
.................
}
public class Y {
public void
method1(X obj) {
...........
}
public Vector
method2() {
.......
return a Vector by X type objects..
}
}
Thus, I told to SOAP that I am about to
use method1, method2 methods.
But, unfortunetly my client is C# so I
have to prepare my method1 call from C#.
Question: How can I manipulate data
types between C#, java because there are 2 different languages, with different
data types, even if I declare a X class in C# and I pass it to method1 ,my
server will recognize it?
From client to server we should always
to pass primitive types as parameters ?
For method2 which returns a Vector by X
objects I found a solution: I read SOAP envelope (nodes) but it's very hard
work to get datas from XML and to put it somewhere in client objects or
variables. Do you have a better idea ?
So, it would be nice if one of you will
point me in the right direction, probably I misunderstood all and there are other ways to resolve the
problem
Thanks in advance !
Pop Marius
Lucian
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