Re: Dynamic Lists in Web Services (java /axis)

[Edoardo Causarano]

and now comes my question: can I do the same for attachments? Can I 
declare a wsdl with an arbitrary quantity of attachment parts in a 
wsdl:message? I'm afraid not, but could I define a <wsdl:part 
name="dataFile" type="my:hexBinArray"/> and then
<wsdl:operation name="uploadDataFiles">
   <soap:operation style="document"/>
      <wsdl:input>
         <mime:multipartRelated>
            <mime:part>
               <soap:body parts="requestPart" use="literal"/>
            </mime:part>
            <mime:part>
               <mime:content part="dataFile" type="text/plain" 
maxOccours="unbounded"/> <--- NOTA BENE
            </mime:part>
         </mime:multipartRelated>
      </wsdl:input>
that'd be great, but as far as I've understood it's unavailable. Am I 
(hopefully) wrong?

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Il giorno 08/mar/05, alle 14:55, James Black ha scritto:
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Suzy Fynes wrote:
| That's my problem, is it possible to make a dynamic list where the
| length isn't fixed before the service is deployed and allow the 
client
| to add as many objects to the list then send the request

~  Yes, it is.
~  The client can create as large an array as desired.
~  What I do is I will put everything into a Vector class, as it is
dynamic, and then, when I am done, I turn that into an array of 
objects,
and that is what the server gets.

~  The server will then get the length by looking at array.length and
then it can process it.
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