Amit,

we have solved this by changing a bit the generated proxy classes on the .NET side, not good as it requires a very small change, but no way you can fix this, bad for Axis 1.x

also, I bet you have in your WSDD style="wrapped" when you describe your service

can you try with style="document", what is the result? what is the SOAP in this case?

thanks,
Stanley Stanev

Amit Andhale wrote:
Hi John,
Did your problem get solved using Axis2 or XFire?
 
Amit

 
On 7/5/06, Amit Andhale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks John! I also tried out removing ArrayMapping from WSDD. But issue still persists.


On 7/5/06, john andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
I ran into the exact same issue with both Axis 1.4 and Axis 1.3 but I used a gSOAP client instead of .NET - the array member tags were set  to the name of the enclosing array.  This problem does not exist in Axis2.  Unless this is a valid way to represent an array in XML, this seems to be an Axis 1.3/1.4 issue.

Can this be a configuration issue?  I have added/removed ArrayMappings in the wsdd and have no idea what else I can poke to alter this behavior.




On 7/5/06, Amit Andhale <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi Anne,
I rebooted the server and redeployed the service.
I am still getting the SOAP Response in following fashion,
 
<OuterObject>
    <ArrayOfInnerObjects>
      <ArrayOfInnerObjects>....</ArrayOfInnerObjects>   # WRONG
      <ArrayOfInnerObjects>....</ArrayOfInnerObjects>   # WRONG
    </ArrayOfInnerObjects>
  </OuterObjects>
 
Please find actual SOAP response below:

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