Hi all, Sorry to bug you again but I'm finding nothing on the NETE around this at all
_____________________________________________ From: Andy Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 25 January 2006 18:04 To: [email protected] Subject: Invoking De-Serialisation Hi all, The following code takes the generated axis objects for the SRW explainResponse, returned from the RPC call invoked through axis and serialises them out to XML // obtain the serialiser to return this to XML QName explainQName = new QName("http://www.loc.gov/zing/srw/";, "explainResponse"); Serializer responseSer = ExplainResponseType.getSerializer(null, ExplainResponseType.class, explainQName); StringWriter responseWriter = new StringWriter(); SerializationContext context = new SerializationContext(responseWriter); context.setPretty(false); responseSer.serialize(explainQName, null, response, context); String SRWResult = responseWriter.getBuffer().toString(); This code all works perfectly fine, my problem is that I now need to do the reverse operation and wish to use the axis generated classes. Points to note: 1. In the example above axis binding stubs were invoked first, the server called and the serialisation performed on the returned objects from axis 2. In this scenario this will not have happened I just want to use the deserialisation code generated by axis to recreate the objects from XML and not invoke any RPC calls/ binding stub code, hence I'm concerned that some of the QNames may not have been registered correctly for the process to work So with these in mind I know I must at least do the following QName explainQName = new QName("http://www.loc.gov/zing/srw/","; explainResponse "); Deserializer ser = ExplainResponseType.getDeserializer(null, ExplainResponseType.class, explainQName); However, what do I need to now to turn my XML back into a fully populated ExplainResponseType object? Regards Andy Foster
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