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Hi Everybody,
I'm in a spot here. I have implemented a web services program in java using Axis and used the java2wsdl to generate the wsdl and for the most part it works fine with the client I generated, again using Axis. The encoding style is RPC which was the default.
But the people who are going to be users of this webservice, say that their client generator application (something in Siebel ), won't handle complex types and so their SOAP message is always different from the one generated my axis client and has wrong tags and hence is rejected.
They say that instead of rpc encoding, use Document-Literal encoding. I have never worked with Doc-Literal
So I would appreciate if some one can tell what it takes to make a rpc based web service to work with Document based protocol .
Has anyone here done such a conversion here ?
And any ideas about where to start ?
Thanks Vikas |
- Re: changing from RPC to Document based encoding Vikas Phonsa
- Re: changing from RPC to Document based encoding Anand Natrajan
- RE: changing from RPC to Document based encoding Keith Tingle
- RE: changing from RPC to Document based encoding Vikas Phonsa
