I've coded some very basic webservices which take and return types which have
been wraped in classes (i.e. int -> Integer, double -> Double). I
understand that these class types are automatically supported under Axis'
SimpleDeserializer.
I am invoking a service using:
Integer result = (Integer) method.invoke( new Object[] { new Integer(5), new
Integer(10) } );
(which is calling a "public Integer addNumbers(Integer num1, Integer num2)"
signature).
However, axis produces a java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String
error which has puzzled me since a String wasn't even involved in the
service!
Interestingly the generated WSDL has turned the Integer wrapper classes into
xsd:int types in the XML. Is this part of the SimpleDeserializer in action?
Am I using the invoke method incorrectly, or does it not properly take
simple types in an Axis service?
Thanks in advance for any help you might have on this,
William
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