"Use the defaults, Luke..." :-) -- Tom Jordahl Macromedia Server Development
-----Original Message----- From: easter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 12:41 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: How to get handle to this mysterious SerializationContext? Yes, I found my problem. When passing the options to wsdl2java : verbose="true" helpergen="true" url="Docushare.wsdl" output="${src_stubs.dir}" serverside="true" skeletonDeploy="true" It didn't generate the Object for the data types. Once I corrected that, along with probably a few bugs in my WSDL, it generates the data objects with all the getters and setters and I need. Before, I just had these Helper classes, whose function I'm still not clear on. Cheers. Tom Jordahl wrote: >I still think you are not on exactly the right track. > >The Convert() API is not a "public" API that I would count on. The expectation is >that you will have the right data types to pass to the stub function on the client, >or to return on the server side. You should write your own application code to get >the data in the right form... > >You can turn off skeletons, which you don't need, and just get an *Impl.java file to >fill in the server side implementation. > >Hope that helps. >-- >Tom Jordahl >Macromedia Server Development > > >
