Hallo Indra,
I think you need to tell axis about the object you receive from the service in
order to map it correctly. Therefore, try to do something like this:
<code example>
qn = new QName( "<YourNamespace>", "<YourElementName>" );
// create a new serielizer and deserializer for the Java Bean into
// which you want Axis to map the received Object
BeanSerializerFactory bsf = new BeanSerializerFactory(<YourJavaBean>.class, qn);
BeanDeserializerFactory bdsf = new
BeanDeserializerFactory(<YourJavaBean>.class, qn);
// register the serializer/deserializer with your call object
call.registerTypeMapping(BusinessPartnerElements.class, qn, bsf, bdsf);
// tell the call about the return type thing
call.setReturnType( qn );
// call the service
<YourJavaBean> yjb = (<YourJavaBean>)call.invoke(new Object[] {<params>});
</code example>
I hope this helps. Unfortunately, I don't have a book recommendation since I am
still looking for a good reference myself :)
But what really helped me were the guides at ws.apache.org/axis but I guess you
read those already ;)
Good luck,
Martin
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Von: Indra Syafruddin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 8. Dezember 2005 05:43
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Betreff: Newbie Question
Hello, I am new in using Axis
I have one newbie question, can Axis return Object?
I tried to make web services that returns Vector (with String value),
it runs ok.
But when I put Object in the Vector and return it, there's always error :
AxisFault
faultCode: {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.userException
faultSubcode:
faultString: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Premature end of file.
...
do anyone know how to solve the problem?
plus, do anyone know any axis book or tutorial I can download?
thanks
