Hello,
I have set up one method of an
stateless session bean as a web service. It all goes well when called from an
axis client. The problem comes when calling it from a C# client. Yet, the errors
are somewhat odd and I'm not sure that the client is the one to
blame:
1) The first iss
Hi,
Yes(bit interested :) ), I agree with Aaron and the concept can be
implemented in a handler(so it is a serialization part) and we can call it
whenever the recursion is occured(provided that developer should be
capable of prediction the circular references).]
regards,
Jeyakumaran
> I can't an
Hi,
Yes I accept with it, but in addition to it, as a conceptual discussion
Java2WSDL is needed for having our webservice in clean.
Even as a webservice, it should be started with a wsdl and on top of that
we should develop our webservice.(It is always better than the other way
round).
so to do i
I can't answer for Axis, but this is one of the problems with XML being
a unidirectional tree. The only way to do this in XML (that I am aware
of) is use 'id' attributes and then refer to those id attributes in
subsequent tags (you'll note this problem is similar in
object-relational mapping).
I'm having a problem with circular references during serialization.
For example, say I have two types: User and Group. User has a
getGroup() method, and Group has a getUsers() method which returns an
array of users.
Since this basically amounts to a circular reference, Axis goes into
infinite
