Martin, If that is the requirement, why do you use databinding at all?
Andreas On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 15:56, Martin Fernau<[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Everyone! > > Following question: > > Lets assume that I have a wsdl-File. > Say further I already did the wsdl2java step successfully. > Now I have one Service-Class with the following structure: > > public MethodResponse1 method1(MethodRequest1 request) > ... > public MethodResponse2 method2(MethodRequest2 request) > ... > and so on > > Is there a way to marshal those Request-Objects back to XML and is there a way > to unmarshal a Response-Object from an already existing XML? > > > Background: > My Service is just an interface between an old cobol program on one side and > the SOAP-Client on the other side. The SOAP-Client is calling my Service and > want to comunicate with me. But I need to transfer the informations to the > cobol-program which do the business things. > The easiest way would be to stream the Request-Informations back to XML. The > cobol program can read this and itself answering with XML. The answer-XML is > the Response-Objekt I just need to read and put into such an Object and > finally return my Method. Would be nice to have a build-in method to stream > these Object in and out of XML. > The hard way is to generate the same Classes with the JAXB compiler and > manually 1:1 copy the informations from the axis objects to the JAXB objects. > Then I would able to do the marshalling and unmarshalling thing with JAXB. >
