An instance of an array may contain only one type, even if you define that type as anyType.
Anne On 6/15/05, Mario Felarca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > First I would like to say thank you to everyone that > has contributed to this list. While I have lurked and > been helped a lot by information here, I have not had > a chance up until now to say thanks, so, thanks. :) > > My question has to deal with arrays. I have looked > over the archives, and a lot of these questions come > up, but I never saw a definitive answer (or I missed > it). A lot of these questions came up around the > encoded to doc/literal transition threads. > > Basically, if I have an array that I want to go over > the wire, and that contents of that array can be > anything, why is it that if the contents are (coming > from the Java side of things) a String, a Boolean and > an Integer, I get the "Found character data inside an > array element while deserializing" exception. > > If the array is xsd:anyType, does that still constrain > it to one type out of the any? > > If not, can someone point me in the direction that I > probably need to look to figure out why this is? > > Thanks much in advance, > > Mario- > >
