Mike wrote:
> In all likelihood, you want:
> provider="java:RPC" style="wrapped" use="literal"
Yes, I've changed back to that. I posted one of the "try all possible combinations and see what works" versions. ;)
> MSG is used if you want to deal with the XML elements directly rather than as java beans.
This is most likely what I'll eventually want. I'd rather update the schema and the guts of the method that gets called, and not have to generate yet another bean-- I've already got Struts Form beans and DTO's floating around. I don't need another class full of almost identical get and set methods.
So WSDL2Java won't be necessary, AFAICT. Right now I'm discarding everything it generates except for the JavaBeans that match the input/output message, and soon I won't need those either. I still don't understand what all the RMI junk it generates is for. Nothing I've ready even _mentions_ RMI wrt web services.
So, a week later, I have finally come up with a new and exciting error message!
g:\irm\sharedsource\services>java edu.asu.vpia.webauth.SubscriptionClient -lhttp
://localhost/svcdev/services/MySubscriptionService
Using endpointURL: http://localhost/svcdev/services/MySubscriptionService
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Bad types (class java.lang.String -> class edu.asu.vpi
a.webauth.Subscription)
I think this means that the method is being called, but somehow Axis didn't get the hint to do "wrapped" and pass a JavaBean rather than individual parameters.
Thanks to everyone who has been so patient with me this week. I think I'm almost there...
--
Wendy Smoak
Applications Systems Analyst, Sr.
Arizona State University, PA, IRM
