From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
look into samples\client package specifically the DynamicInvoker.java for an example
Thanks, that's helpful. It's bascially equivalent to what I've been doing, which is reassuring. I notice, though, that the array of params you pass to Call.invoke() in the sample is just the deserialised values from the command line arguments. Does that suggest that the Javadoc comment on Call.invoke() that I quoted is no longer relevant?
> """
> Invokes the operation associated with this Call object using the > passed in parameters as the arguments to the method. For Messaging > (ie.
> non-RPC) the params argument should be an array of SOAPBodyElements.
> *All* of them need to be SOAPBodyElements, if any of them > are not this
> method will default back to RPC. In the Messaging case the > return value
> will be a vector of SOAPBodyElements.
> """
Thanks, Ian
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