Have you compared the payloads of the Java
client and the Flex client using something like tcptunnel from Apache SOAP?
That’s the first thing I would do. I can tell you from experience that
Flex’s handling of complex objects with web services using anything other
than rpc/encoded is nonexistent. If your web service is doc/lit, it’s
simply not going to work. ____________________________________________ From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dimitrios Gianninas Hi, I've called web services before in Flex, however
this is the first time I am calling one that accepts a single document object
as a parameter. Everytime the call is made, it fails with the message: Parameter
userSettings does not exists! Now, I've double checked the web service to make
sure it is working via a java client and it does. So what is the problem with
Flex? The call is made as follows: var
x:com.optimal.phoenix.vo.user.UserSettings = new
com.optimal.phoenix.vo.user.UserSettings(); trace(
">> " + x ); var call:Object
= service.saveSettings( x ); Has anyone run into this problem before? WSDL
attached, if that helps. Dimitrios
"Jimmy" Gianninas RIA Developer Optimal Payments
Inc.
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