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well...If you see samples\client\DynamicInvoker.java, you will see that wsdl4j is not enough. I
needed patch and use our org.apache.axis.wsdl.gen.
well...If you see samples\client\DynamicInvoker.java, you will see that wsdl4j is not
enough. I
needed patch and use our org.apache.axis.wsdl.gen.Parser. So the WSDL is actually
parsed twice :(
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Question: why isn't there a way
You've got to be kidding! :-)
What if you don't have WSDL - say you're handed a Call object and just want
to query it?
-Dug
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Yep...I had to jump thru hoops to get this to work -
xml-axis/java/samples/client/DynamicInvoker.java
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