Can I get away with wrapped/literal for .net compatibilty?
In a message dated 7/15/2004 10:28:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
James,
I noticed the SOAP response I pasted below when I used
an
interactive tool to send/receive SOAP messages. That tool
is good for
testing, not production. For production, I
switched to wrapped/literal, and
clients targetting that
get back an array just fine.
wrapped/literal
is supposed to be equivalent to document/literal
(except, of course, for an
additional enclosing tag). Would
it be possible for you to change your
server to wrapped/literal?
Anand
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: Thank you for your responses,
:
: I was
wondering if you could tell me exactly what you did to get it ot
work.
: Currently an array is is the needed type in my java (yes I
use Doc/Lit),
: however the error occurs anyway.
:
: Please
help,
: James
:
: In a message dated 7/14/2004 7:00:42 PM Eastern
Standard Time,
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
:
: James,
:
:
I'll back off from my claim that there's a problem.
: When I write a
class/interface that has a method
: that returns a string array, the
WSDL seems to indicate
: that the return is a single xsd:string. Even
the
: stubs generated from the WSDL show a return of String.
:
However, when I actually invoke the method, I do get
: back the
array, just in different namespaces:
:
: ...
:
<soapenv:Body>
: <echoArrReturn
xmlns="urn:EchoDocLit">vlad</echoArrReturn>
:
<ns1:echoArrReturn
xmlns:ns1="urn:EchoDocLit">is</ns1:echoArrReturn>
:
<ns2:echoArrReturn
xmlns:ns2="urn:EchoDocLit">sanguine</ns2:echoArrReturn>
:
</soapenv:Body>
: ...
:
: Perhaps that's what the spec
for doc/lit indicates, but
: it seems unintuitive to me.
:
:
I'm moving over to wrapped/literal after this experience;
: perhaps
you could do the same.
:
: Anand
:
: On Wed, 14 Jul 2004,
Anand Natrajan wrote:
:
: : Is your web service exposed as a
document/literal?
: : If yes, I face a similar problem - Axis 1.2 beta
:
: (June 14th release) makes the return type of the
: : method a
String, instead of String[]. The problem
: : is right where I do
java2wsdl - even the WSDL, I
: : think, is incorrrect. The problem
does not occur
: : with rpc/encoded, rpc/literal or
wrapped/literal.
: :
: : I mailed a post about this a week or so
ago but got
: : no response. I'm compiling a test case along with
: :
the WSDL and sample clients to illustrate the issue.
: : Next
post...
: :
: : Anand
: :
: : On Wed, 14 Jul 2004
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: :
: : :
: : : I have a very nice Axis
Web Service running in which I call a "query"
: : : function which
returns an arbitrarily sized array of type String[].
: : :
: : : I
call the axis implementation file with the following call (Assume
all
: : : setup of service is correct):
: : :
: : :
java.lang.String[] yes_list =
:
(java.lang.String[])handler.query(groupName,
: : : password,
accountName, conditions);
: : :
: : : handler.query is the function
which returns the String[]. Regardless,
: this
: : : function,
while actually successfully running through Axis, brings about
:
the
: : : following exception on the local machine:
: : :
: : :
java.lang.ClassCastException
: : : java.lang.ClassCastException
:
: : at $Proxy0.query(Unknown Source)
: : : at
: : :
:
_2._0._0._127.axis.services.adminHandlerServicePort.adminHandlerClient2.main(adminHandler
:
: : Client2.java:77)
: : :
: : : I have checked the mailing list
for possible causes but to know avail.
: Would
: : : somebody be
kind enough to offer some advice as to how I could stop this
: : :
message from coming up?
: : :
: : : Below is my client
program:
: : : package
placeholder.axis.services.clientHandlerServicePort;
: : :
: : : public
class clientHandlerClient2
: : : {
: : : static String
url =
: : :
"_http://placeholder/axis/services/clientHandlerServicePort_
:
(http://placeholder/axis/services/clientHandlerServicePort) ";
: : :
static String router =
"_http://placeholder/axis/clientDirect_
: : :
(http://placeholder/axis/clientDirect) ";
: : :
: : :
static String service = "clientDirectService.wsdl";
: : :
:
: :
: : : public static void main(String[] args)
: : :
{
: : : try
: : : {
: : : System.err.println("This Client tests
getReport");
: : :
: : : ServiceFactory sf =
ServiceFactory.newInstance();
: : : URL u = new URL(router + "/"
+ service);
: : : QName serviceName = new
QName(url,"clientHandlerService");
: : : Service s =
sf.createService(u,serviceName);
: : :
: : :
QName portName = new
QName(url,"clientHandlerServicePort");
: : :
: : :
List handlerChain =
: : :
s.getHandlerRegistry().getHandlerChain(portName);
: : : HandlerInfo hi
= new HandlerInfo(LoggingHandler.class,null,null);
: : :
handlerChain.add(hi);
: : :
: : :
//Checking for proper syntax of call
: : :
if (args.length!=3)
: : : {
: : :
System.err.println("Incorrect usage of Client. Please use the
:
following:");
: : : System.err.println("clientHandlerClient" + "
[Account Name]" + "
: : : [Password]" + "
[Conditions]");
: : : }
: : : else
: : : {
: : :
System.out.println("Thank You. Processing. . .");
: : :
ClientHandler handler = (ClientHandler) s.getPort(portName,
: :
: ClientHandler.class);
: : :
: : : String
accountName = args[0];
: : : String password
= args[1];
: : : String conditions = args[2];
: :
:
: : : if(s == null)
: : : System.out.println("Service Not
Working Properly");
: : :
: : : String[] queryList =
handler.query(accountName, password,
: conditions);
: : :
: :
: System.out.println("Testing in csv format");
: :
: String format = "csv";
: : :
: : : String[] rawQueryList
= handler.getQuery(accountName, password,
: queryList,
: : :
format);
: : :
: : : System.out.println("Finished.");
:
: : }
: : : }
: : : catch(Exception e)
: : : {
: : :
System.err.println("Error running Client:");
: : :
System.err.println(e);
: : : e.printStackTrace();
: : : }
: : :
}
: : : }
: : :
: : : I would appreciate any comments on this
manner. I have checked the
: : : axis-mailing list for previous
solutions however have found none have
: been helpful for
:
: : me to diagnose.
: : :
: : : Sincere Thanks,
: : : James
Crosson
:
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