I have been following this newsgroup for a couple of weeks now. And this type of question always comes up. The best thing always seems to be to create an array as output. In that way you rather safe regarding interoperability. Anyone that has another opinion?
Isn't it so that if one would like to have interoperability the best way to go is to use Document style calls instead RPC? Is that why .Net use Document as default? Someone said that Document style is the default regarding to SOAP 1.2, but I can't find that statement within the spec.
I have one thing that concerns about Document style binding and that is encoding. From what I understand there is no way to change the UTF-8 encoding for a SOAP request. In one case we solved, using RPC style binding, returning a String that was a complete XML-document with a different encoding. Other ways?
I might have missed something very basic, so please help in that case.
Hervé Guidetti wrote:
Hi, I'm a newbee with Axis and SOAP.
I have to transmit a hashtable between applications using SOAP.
How can I do that ?
Do I have to create a complex type KeyValue and then create a transform my hashtable into a Collection of KeyValue ?
Do I have to implement my own serializer/deserializer ?
Any other idea ?
Thanks and regards,
Hervé
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