Bingo! I've cracked the custom (de)serialization for my classes. Moreover, I've managed to figure out custom (de)serialization for a class when it contains members that also require custom (de)serialization.
The later case was difficult because the exception I was getting in my real-world problem didn't point to the source of the error. To solve this, I created a simplified set of classes and (de)serializer. This pointed me straight to the problem. I intend to write the axis-dev folks and offer a write-up and my example for the user's manual. On Thursday 04 August 2005 16:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I didn't see any answers to your question, so I'll add what I know, having > just run into the same exception myself. When I went to add the > typeMapping into my .wsdd file, I found that adding the element qname > didn't resolve anything--what I needed to do, was add the _complexType_ > qname.
