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I've had the same issue in the past... The way I solved it
was to:
1.) start from wsdl
2.) use wsdl2java to generate all java classes
AND the deploy.wsdd file (--server-side i believe to output the
deploy.wsdd)
3.) copy the top part of the deploy.wsdd to the
server-config.wsdd being careful to make sure it all 'looks
right'
4.) copy the "TypeMappings" from deploy.wsdd to
sever-config.wsdd
I had problems with namespaces a lot mostly cause I
import the schema to the wsdl... Getting the sytnax just right with
WSDL/schema/axis sometimes can be rough. For me the true 'fix' was when i
copied the "top part" of the deploy.wsdd, the "operation" and "parameter"
tags...
That combined with using the TypeMapping generated, and the
autogenerated class files makes it all work nicely...
HTH...
cwd
I am using Axis 1.4 and this is very strange as I am reading forums
where they have reported this several versions back. Long time back somebody has
suggested a code change, but I am not sure it has made it through as the latest
Axis 1.4 has the same.
there is no solution yet?!?!
I would
appreciate if somebody from Axis reads this and gives me a tip how should we
proceed.
Anybody else using arrays in the SOAP responses that are
consumed by .NET clients?
thanks a lot,
Stan
Anne Thomas Manes
wrote:
If you have elementFormDefault="qualified", then the <item>
elements should be qualified.
Sounds like a bug.
On 6/4/06, Stanley
Stanev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Anne, yes, my schema has
elementFormDefault="qualified"
I can send you the whole WSDL if you
want, but it is OK I think, the Axis generates those <item
xmlns="">...</item> and for some reason it uses empty namespace
xmlns="" for the item element that represents an item of the array sent back
to the SOAP consumer
any other ideas will be greatly
appretiated!!!
there must be a way to exchange arrays with .NET
clients, I just cannot believe this problem does not have a
solution
thanks a lot,
Stan
Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
Make sure that your schema specifies
elementFormDefault="qualified".
On 6/3/06, Stanley
Stanev <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
wrote:
I
am pretty sure all my namespaces are correct, you are right that the
array items are part of the SOAP response, but .NET client does
not
handle them correctly
What I am finding is that the part
of the SOAP response looks something
like
this:
...
<tickets>
<item
xmlns="">...</item>
<item
xmlns="">...</item>
<item
xmlns="">...</item>
</tickets>
...
notice
that Axis adds all those item elements and they have empty
namespace, so the .NET client skips them and does not add them to
the
tickets array
I have read about this problem at some
forums, but I have not gotten any
good solution
I really need
to understand how we can handle this, I expect Axis to be
clever
enough to allow us to have this correct.
Any idea how we can
solve it?
thanks a lot,
Stan
Wolters, Oliver
wrote:
>Hi Stanley,
>
>Your .NET Stub ist
generated as expected (with arrays as return types)? The xml-response
from the server contains the right data (try to use a SOAP-Monitor to
validate this). But the elements of the array are "null" when you try to
access it in your client?
>
>Seems to me like you have the
same problem that I had. In this case you have a problem with your
namespaces. If you post your wsdl, your wsdd and a corresponding
response message from the server, somebody on the mailing list should be
able to point out exactly what's wrong. I changed a namespace in my
wsdd-file, redeployed my service and everything worked fine.
>
>Good luck ;-)
>Oliver
Wolters
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Nachricht-----
>Von: Stanley Stanev [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Gesendet: Freitag, 2. Juni
2006 05:14
>An: [email protected]
>Betreff: Axis arrays
and .NET problem
>
>
>I have deployed a web service
under Axis 1.4 that returns an array to
>the consumers of the
service
>
>Axis clients work very well, however .NET clients
does not get the
>elements of the array
>
>I have
tried both document and wrapped styles of the services in the
WSDD:
>
>...<service name="TestService"
provider="java:RPC" style="document"
>use="literal">...
>
>and
>
>...<service name="TestService"
provider="java:RPC"
style="wrapped"
>use="literal">...
>
>but still
does NOT work
>
>any ideas are greatly
appreciated!!!
>
>thanks,
>Stanley
Stanev
>
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