Hi All, As I have not received any response to my doubt in the below mail, so I think I should put the below doubt in a different way,
Is there any restriction on the packaging structure of the service classes that are going to be sent in output response object in Axis? In xmlbeans binding, I am getting null values from the response object when it is trying to fetch data from the object which is packaged out side the final response class in the service though I can see the response xml containing those data correctly. Is it an issue with the xmlbean generated proxies or I am missing something in my client code? Thanks and Regards Lokajit Tikayatray -----Original Message----- From: Tikayatray, Lokajit [GWM-O_T] Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 10:42 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Packaging structure for axis web service Hi All, I have a doubt regarding the packaging structure of the classes used for a service in Axis. I always get some sort of problem (depending on the data binding I use) when I have the following packaging structure. Suppose interface A is exposed as the service. Class 'B' is the class object that will get passed in the response object to the client. 'B' class object contains 'C' class objects. Now I face problem in retrieving the result out of response object when I have interface A, B class and C class all 3 in separate separate packages. In this case my response object contains all the required data but my stub fails to retrieve data out of it when I try to get any value out of class C. I don't face any problem in fetching value out of class B except that when I fetch class C object from class B object, I get null. But I can see from my response xml that class B contains the class C object correctly with full data. If I put the class C and class B in one package and interface A in different package then I don't face any problem. So, what I think is when we are having classes referred by the service interface in MORE THAN ONE package outside the service interface package we face problem in retrieving data out of response object. Please some one let me know is there something wrong in my understanding the packaging structure for axis services. Thanks and Regards Lokajit Tikayatray --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
