You must define your own de/serializer and XML mapping.
Anne On 10/27/06, Subramanian, Saravanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Folks I have started using Axis recently for some web services-related work, and want to pass the java.util.Locale as an input parameter to a web service call. Although I have been able to successfully transmit objects that follow the JavaBean specification (no argument public constructor, with public getters and setters) in my other web services successfully as parameters, transmitting the Locale class seems to pose some difficulties as it does not follow the JavaBean spec. I can't seem to find anything on the web either around this. Is this do-able? I realize that since this class does not follow the JavaBean specification and is also not serialized instrinsically as it is not one of the base supported types. Therefore, I may potentially need to create serializers and deserializers and their associated factory classes as well as define type mappings in the WSDD file. My question to you folks is that whether any of you have had any experiences in facing this situation, and if so, would you mind sharing your experience with me. Your help will be deeply appreciated. Thanks Saravanan
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