Hi,
I am trying to do something simple but am stuck. Hope you guys don't mind it. Here is what I am trying to do. My code leverages the client stubs generated by Axis to communicate with the external web service. The style for the webservice is document/literal. From the back-end my code gets the data, which is an xml document. It doesn't exactly conform to the structure the web service operation expects (in serialized form). This xml document is transformed using an xslt so that the xml conforms to the schema defined in the wsdl for the operation parameter. At this point, I don't wish to extract the data individually and instantiate the deeply nested java object the web service operationexpects. To me, I feel it makes sense to use Axis' BeanDeserializer to deserialize the xml into the java object. I tried it doing in several ways, but didn't succeed so far. Does anybody know how this can be done? Appreciate your help.
-Mark
I am trying to do something simple but am stuck. Hope you guys don't mind it. Here is what I am trying to do. My code leverages the client stubs generated by Axis to communicate with the external web service. The style for the webservice is document/literal. From the back-end my code gets the data, which is an xml document. It doesn't exactly conform to the structure the web service operation expects (in serialized form). This xml document is transformed using an xslt so that the xml conforms to the schema defined in the wsdl for the operation parameter. At this point, I don't wish to extract the data individually and instantiate the deeply nested java object the web service operationexpects. To me, I feel it makes sense to use Axis' BeanDeserializer to deserialize the xml into the java object. I tried it doing in several ways, but didn't succeed so far. Does anybody know how this can be done? Appreciate your help.
-Mark
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