I've got a test web service that gets and sets a java class. I used WSDL2Java to gen the stub and skeleton. The stub implements my interface. In the impl's constructor, I create and populate several private field variable instances of my base class.
>From my client, I'm able to instantiate my interface using the service locator. I'm also able to successfully call the interface get method to retrieve the instances of my base class created in the impl constructor. However, when I call the set method to change the values of one of those base class instances and then call the get method to see the changed values on the client, I see the original values that were created in the impl constructor. I put a println in the set method in the impl - the object is making it's way there and I'm able to assign the values to the field variable bases classes and print out their values (in tomcat.) But the get method returns the original values. I'm expecting to see the changed values, not the original. Is there something I'm missing concerning service instantiation? With each call to the service, is a new class instantiated (which would explain why my set values aren't kept?) I tried setting the maintainSession flag to true on the stub, but that didn't help. Thanks. Sean Cohan Software Performance Systems
