>From what I understand, a Web service server should not restrict itself to determining the correspondance between SOAP message parameters and Web service method parameters based on the parameters' names. If a parameter name is different in a SOAP message than that specified in the WSDL document, the SOAP message should still be interpreted correctly based on the order and type of the parameters.
I have been trying to get an Axis client to invoke a Web service deployed on a WASP server. As I understand it, WASP server lite 3.1 expects the parameter elements in a SOAP request to match the same names as those specified in the service's corresponding WSDL document. Whose interpretation of deserialization of SOAP messages is correct? Is this an aspect of the Web services paradigm that is open to interpretation? Any insight appreciated. ******************************************************* Kyle Lomel� Software Developer Deitel & Associates, Inc. www.deitel.com Register now for the DEITEL BUZZ e-mail newsletter at http://www.deitel.net/newsletter/subscribe.html *******************************************************
