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From: Janet Moyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi folks,
I'm working through the Axis2 examples using the user's guide. Thanks for a 
great job. I have some suggestions which I hope are helpful.

1) It would really help if you could explain what WSDL2Java and Axis2 are 
doing, in a similar to manner to Xfire's documentation.  Specifically, the 
original WSDL only has a soap binding, but Axis  seems to provide a REST 
binding.  Is that what I should expect? Where did that come from? How do I 
control it? The REST binding is POST, what if I want GET?

2) The very first example makes reference to something called an OMElement. 
If this is the first time you've worked with Axis, you're not going to know 
what that is.  Yet the text claims that no explanation is necessary.  I'd 
suggest that the first example should simply use String parameters and 
return values; save OMwhatever for a more advanced example.  The reason for 
using these examples is to get a gut feeling for how the technology works, 
and to assess how complicated or easy it is to use. In keeping with this, 
the examples should start a simple as possible, and add on complexity ( and 
build up confidence) as you go.
------------------------------------------------------- Hari
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There are four basic stlyes 
- RPC/encoded 
- RPC/literal 
- Document/encoded 
- Document/literal 
 Axis 2 is document based model  , So Passing String parameters will not be
applicable , Parameters are RPC style.
What Axis does is constructs a ObjectModel ( AXIOM)for the XML which is
passed.
------------------------------------------------------- Hari
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Thanks again!

Regards,
Janet Moyer



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