I've been able to get complex types working, but am having trouble with arrays.  Could 
someone post a working example?  I notice none of the samples or test cases in the 
source include arrays.

I've also found that the current version of Axis' Java2WSDL is producing WSDL's that 
my JWSDP 1.4 based client doesn't like.  However, if I use Sun's wscompile to generate 
my WSDL then JBoss' internal Axis doesn't like it.  

These are the general principals I am aiming for:
- the EJB container is J2EE 1.4 compliant (eg JBoss 4)
- the WSDL is to be generated automatically from a Java endpoint interface
- the client is a Swing application running in Java Web Start, and can receive any 
necessary JAR files at deployment time.  I don't mind how many JAR files there are, or 
how long the download takes, just as long as it all works.

Specifically, can someone suggest,
- am I correct in assuming that the SOAP implementation in the container is not 
something I can change on a per-application basis?  In other words, if I use JBoss, I 
presume I am stuck with Axis on the server side for all my web services?
- which tool should I use for WSDL generation - Axis or WScompile?
- which library should I run on the client - JWSDP 1.4 components, Axis client or 
something else?


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