Hi Arvin My understanding is that if your complex type is implementing like a JavaBean interface i.e. there is getter/setter for each attribute then you can just simply use BeanSerializer/BeanDeserializer for all of these type of objects.
Now in case you write your own data structure then you need to declare a typemapping for that data structure otherwise Axis will not know how to interpret this data structure and pass it on the server/client in XML. Akhil ----- Original Message ----- From: "Arvin Jay Cando" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 12:26 PM Subject: Newbie Question > Good day. > > I am very new with Axis and SOAP. > I have been trying the examples in the user guide of AXIS 1.1 and to be > exact, the custom serialization example. > > In the example, a user made class Data was given as an example > to be custom serialized/deserialized It has member variables > namely a String member, a Float member, (both have existing Serializer > classes) > and the third member, Data itself. > > Since Data has a custom serializer and deserializer, I understand it > should work. > > My question is, if the third member is not Data, but another user made > class, AnotherData > for example, how do I go about it? > Should I create serializer and deserializer classes for AnotherData and > also register it to the > TypeMapping Registry? And modify my deserializer for Data accordingly? > > If there are existing examples I can find, it will be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks a lot and God Bless. > > Arvin Jay Cando > > > My questio > > >
