Hi,
You can print out the OMElement and see how you get the element at that
moment in your code.
System.out.println(myOMElement);
Upul
On 10/8/07, jerome.mariette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi everybody,
> I have a little probleme reading messages I got back from my web service:
> This is the OMElement I'm sending back
> OMFactory fac = OMAbstractFactory.getOMFactory();
> OMNamespace omNs =
> fac.createOMNamespace("http://server.webservice.aved.mbari.org";, "ns1");
> OMElement job_info = fac.createOMElement("AVEDJob", omNs);
> OMElement cluster_id = fac.createOMElement("cluster", omNs);
> OMElement job_id = fac.createOMElement("job", omNs);
> cluster_id.setText(Integer.toString(45));
> job_id.setText(Integer.toString(0));
> job_info.addChild(cluster_id);
> job_info.addChild(job_id);
> return job_info;
>
> To read it I do like that:
> Iterator childElements = myOMElement.getChildElements();
> String s = ((OMElement)childElements.next()).getText();
> String s1 = ((OMElement)childElements.next()).getText();
> System.out.println("s " + s);
> System.out.println("s1 " + s1);
>
> If I do that outside a web service it's working (create the OMElement in a
> main and read it into the same main) ... but when I'm trying to read the
> OMElement coming back from my web service, it's not working!!!
> I guess it's because of the SOAP layer added to wrape the message, but I
> have no idea how to take it away to be able to work on my OMElement
> directly
> !!!
>
> thx for your help!
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