client side is just Mozilla 1.0rc3 browser, so touching stub code that won't get used doesn't help (??)
I'll try your suggestion in my server side class that's being used to provide the methods. However, since this property needs to be toggled for a specific bean mapping, I'ld expect to be able to do something like: <beanMapping qname="datamodelNS:SelectionNodeSet" xmlns:datamodelNS="urn:ferrett" languageSpecificType="java:org.thedataweb.service.SelectionNodeSet" domultirefs="false" /> thanks again for trying to help I'll let you know if touching the ServiceContext in my server side code works, though would be curious how that affects other contexts. On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 14:31, St-Germain, Sylvain wrote: > Isn't this trick trigger that both ends be inline? > Would make sense to me... But I do not remember, give it a try before > digging too deep... > > Have a look at ServiceContext.getCurrentContext() that may give you some > hints. > > Sylvain. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Heitzso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 1:37 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: href, mozilla soap, and custom serializers > > > Sylvan, > > Thank you for the clue. However I need to set this > server side. I'm grepping the code now and digging > around, but if you're aware of how to quickly set > PROP_DOMULTIREFS false server side I'ld appreciate > the info. > > Thanks, > Heitzso > > On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 13:03, St-Germain, Sylvain wrote: > > Try puttin this line in your Stub's createCall method. > > > > import org.apache.axis.AxisEngine; > > call.setOption(AxisEngine.PROP_DOMULTIREFS, new Boolean(false)); > > Sylvain. > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Heitzso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > > Mozilla 1.0rc3 SOAP doesn't handle hrefs. I recoded a java > > bean (returned from web service) > > to only contain simple data types and arrays of simple > > data types but axis still uses a href even though > > nothing is gained by it. > > > > I'm trying _hard_ to code a custom serializer for my > > bean to avoid the href but my serializer/axis setup > > breaks with a null pointer exceptions. I'm following > > all of the doc and the encoder sample app, but it's > > still a nogo. null pointer coming out of (beta2): > > ServiceDesc.java 688 (647, 628, 507, 488). > > Line 688 in ServiceDesc.java is: > > operation.setReturnType(tm.getTypeQName(method.getReturnType())); > > > > My wsdd element that's triggering the null pointer: > > <typeMapping xmlns:ns="urn:ferrett" qname="ns:SelectionNodeSet" > > type="java:org.thedataweb.service.ferrett.datamodel.SelectionNodeSet" > > > serializer="org.thedataweb.service.ferrett.datamodel.SelectionNodeSetSeriali > > zerFactory" > > > deserializer="org.thedataweb.service.ferrett.datamodel.SelectionNodeSetDeser > > ializerFactory" > > encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"; > > /> > > > > Null pointer trigger occurs when I go to AxisServlet to just list the > > exposed classes/methods. > > > > My ser/deser factories follow the sample code exactly. > > > > The ser code: > > > > public class SelectionNodeSetSerializer implements Serializer { > > > > public static final String LENGTH = "length"; > > public static final String NAMES = "names"; > > public static final String IDS = "ids"; > > public static final String DESCRIPTIONS = "descriptions"; > > public static final String TERMINALS = "terminals"; > > public static final QName myTypeQName = new QName("urn:ferrett", > > "SelectionNodeSet"); > > public SelectionNodeSetSerializer() {} > > public void serialize(QName name, Attributes attributes, Object value, > > SerializationContext context) throws IOException { > > if (! (value instanceof SelectionNodeSet)) { > > throw new IOException(.....); > > } > > SelectionNodeSet selectionNodeSet = (SelectionNodeSet) value; > > context.startElement(name, attributes); > > context.serialize(new QName("urn:ferrett", LENGTH), null, new > > Integer(selectionNodeSet.length), Integer.class); > > //ArraySerializer arraySerializer = new ArraySerializer(); > > //arraySerializer.serialize(new QName("", IDS), null, > > selectionNodeSet.ids, context); > > //arraySerializer.serialize(new QName("", NAMES), null, > > selectionNodeSet.names, context); > > //arraySerializer.serialize(new QName("", DESCRIPTIONS), null, > > selectionNodeSet.descriptions, context); > > //arraySerializer.serialize(new QName("", TERMINALS), null, > > selectionNodeSet.terminals, context); > > context.endElement(); > > } > > > > public String getMechanismType() { > > return Constants.AXIS_SAX; > > } > > > > public boolean writeSchema(Types types) throws Exception { > > return false; > > } > > ========= > > > > Note that I've commented out the array serializers while I sort > > out the simplest piece -- serializing a single integer. > > > This message may contain privileged and/or confidential information. 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