Your WSDL specifies the XML type definition of studentType. In your
code, you must define a qname for that type and then specify that
qname as the type in the addParameter method.
Anne
On 1/26/07, Lindsey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have a WSDL that expects two parameters for specific operation's request,
namely, studentID and studentType. studentID is an integer, and studentType
is a complex type (one of the many parameters within it is another complex
type as well).
I can't seem to find any documentation on how to dynamically invoke a
service that takes a parameter that is a complex type. My code is as
follows (the question marks show where I'm completely puzzled):
// StudentType class was generated by WSDL2java. StudentType is a complex
type
StudentType studentType = new StudentType();
// Add parameters
callStudent.addParameter("studentID", XMLType.SOAP_INT, ParameterMode.IN);
callStudent.addParameter("studentType", ?????, ParameterMode.IN);
// Create an array of parameters
Object[] opParamsStudent = {studentID, ??????};
// Invoke the service
callStudent.invoke(opParamsStudent);
Can someone please assist me?
Thank you.
Lindsey
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