Finally I tried wstools with style=document
Visual Basic cannot get along with this.
It seems that MS SOAP Toolkit is using rpc style, and that the high level API
uses a namespace in the parameter definition, which is incompatible with
jbossws. However, since this toolkit is superseded by .Net there is no way
around.
The conclusion is : one must use the call Serializer.SoapAttribute("xmlns", "",
"", "") and the low level API to get it work.
With C#, on the contrary, everything goes fine, and a webservice call is two
lines of code.
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