George H wrote: > I am in the need to send back and forth some custom java objects I > created (some have vectors and hash maps in them.) > > I used to solve this in the past (using apache's soap api and xstream) > by converting the class to xml and sending it as a String. This > doesn't seem to work with axis and gives me errors.. probably because > the object is serialized as xml. So I am serializing it into an array > of bytes using JBoss serializer and sending them. > > My question.. is this good practice? Is there a better way of going > about sending java objects through axis2? I use the eclipse plugin > tools to create my webservices so I am limited to that. > You can use RPCServiceClient in axis2 to send java object.
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