Hi
This is a newbee question. I just started with Axis2 and
have gone through the samples. As I thought the POJO
solution looked simple and yet powerful I tried to extend
the sample to use complex datatypes, aka objects as
argument and returnvalue.
I first changed the operation findEntry to return an
object (class MyResponse) that contained another object
(Entry) and that worked without problem. So I could get a
structure of objects back using the ADB client which was
nice.
After that success I tried to change the argument to an
object (class MyRequest) that contained the String name.
But that did not work. The ADB client reported that he
found an unexpected Text.
So know I wonder befor I put too much effort inte this: Is
there some architectual constrains with the POJO solution
that doesn't allow complex datatypes in the argument?
If there is what solution do you suggest. Im going to
implement a webservice with a not to complicated structure
of objects as argument and returnvalue to the operation.
Maybee the problem lies in that I am using an ADB client
and that the server is not the problem.
Please enlighten me :)
--kjell
Kjell Nilsson
Oops Ab
www.oops.se
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