I can write a client program that calls the web
service just fine following the examples in the user guide as a template but
using my object model. Yes, the Date and ArrayList items work fine
there. The problem is that the WSDL that gets generated fails on the
Wsdl2Java task because the ArrayList and Date are not defined in the WSDL
generated.
Is this just a bug in the WSDL generator? I
need to send the WSDL to one of our business partners and have them call my
services. I can't dictate their choice of web service calling mechanism so
I need to WSDL to be correct.
After restating the problem, it sounds like more of
a WSDL generation issue than ser/deser problem. I think I saw someone post
a similar problem after 1.1 RC1 came out.
Ideas?
Bill
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Title: RE: Simple little trick for easing (de)serialization issues
- RE: Simple little trick for easing (de)serializatio... Vervoort, Claude
- Re: Simple little trick for easing (de)seriali... Milind Gadre
- Re: Simple little trick for easing (de)ser... Steve Loughran
- RE: Simple little trick for easing (de)seriali... Almeida, Timothy
- RE: Simple little trick for easing (de)seriali... Anecito, Anthony (HQP)
- Bill Pfeiffer