That is how I do it (though I actually use a java.lang.reflect.Method
object). There may be better ways, but nothing I've been able to identify.
Ian
"Bob Roberts"
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Thanks Ian. Do you know of a simple way to get the method target, other
than
just converting the localName to a setLocalName type string and then using:
public MethodTarget(java.lang.Object targetObject,
java.lang.String methodName)
throws java.lang.NoSuchMethodException
Thanks,
Bob
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If you provide accessor methods for those fields (e.g. getPrivateData(),
setPrivateData()), you can use the MethodTarget in place of the
FieldTarget. That should do away with the NoSuchFieldException.
HTH,
Ian
"Bob Roberts"
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11:16 PM
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Hello,
I have been working with some pretty simple Custom
Serializers/Deserializers
and I have noticed that I have had to make my private data members public.
If I don't, I get a java.lang.NoSuchFieldException message telling me that
Axis cannot find the private field.
Is this normal behavior? It just seems a bit odd that I have to expose my
data members. What if I don't have the source to the objects that I would
like to serialize?
Thanks,
Bob
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