beanMapping?

[Peter W�hlander]

Hi! I have for five hours tried to make this work without success. Can anyone help me?   Here is my java classes:   package sailviewserver;   public class SailviewServer {   ��� /** Creates a new instance of SailviewServer */ ��� public SailviewServer() { ��� }   ��� public PositionReport[] getPositionReport() ��� { ������� PositionReport[] result = new PositionReport[2];   ������� result[0] = new PositionReport(1, 0); ������� result[1] = new PositionReport(1, 1);   ������� return result; ��� } }     package sailviewserver;   public class PositionReport {   ��� float latitude; ��� float longitude;   ��� public PositionReport() ��� { ��� }   ��� /** Creates a new instance of PositionReport */ ��� public PositionReport(float latitude, float longitude) { ������� this.latitude = latitude; ������� this.longitude = longitude; ��� }   ��� public String hello() ��� { ����������� return “hello”; ��� }   ��� public void setLatitide( float latitude ) ��� { ������� this.latitude = latitude; ��� }   ��� public void setLongitude( float longitude ) ��� { ������� this.longitude = longitude; ��� }     ��� public float getLatitude() ��� { ������� return this.latitude; ��� }   ��� public float getLongitude() ��� { ������� return this.longitude; ��� }   }   Here is my deploy.wsdd file:   <deployment xmlns="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/" ����������� xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java"> ����������� <service name="SailviewServer" provider="java:RPC"> ����������������������� <namespace>http://www.soapinterop.org/dealService</namespace> ����������� ����������� <parameter name="className" value="sailviewserver.SailviewServer"/> ����������� ����������� <parameter name="allowedMethods" value="*"/> ����������������������� <beanMapping ???????????????? /> ����������� </service> </deployment>   The webservice is deployed fine. I can use the hello method! But when I try to use the getPositionReport method I get an exception saying that I have no srializer registered for PositionReport. I think I should use <beanMapping> but I haven’t been able to work. If that’s the case…how should the beanMapping tag look like? If not…what else should I try!   /Peter