You might need to change your array definitions from the current form to
something
like this:
There was a message about this on axis-dev a while back but I can't find it.
On 11 Jan 2005 at 16:03, Daniel Hinojosa wrote:
> Has anyone seen this exception?
>
>
> org.xml.sax
I have a doc-lit service that mostly uses WSDL2Java-generated classes.
However, for a parameter to one method I use Castor instead of the
Axis-generated
classes. That parameter is defined in a large (1000+ lines), third-party
schema. Let's
call that parameter "BigParam".
To make things easier
way please let us know, or indicate where to start in the
Axis utilities' source code would need to be changed to make this automatic.
On 11 Jun 2004 at 15:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Chris Kelly (others please ignore),
>
> I noticed your message on 5/13 regardi
I've looked in the FAQ, the Wiki, and through the mailing list and unless I've missed
something
obvious there doesn't appear to be a generally accepted way to do this.
My code can run as a stand-alone client or a SOAP service or an Axis service. I load a
class
name when it starts to determine
On 12 May 2004 at 12:53, Chris Kelly wrote:
> I have two services: Service1 and Service2. I have a class that methods in both
> services
> accept and return: CommonClass. These classes are in one package.
I've since found this .NET-specific example of the same pr
I have two services: Service1 and Service2. I have a class that methods in both
services
accept and return: CommonClass. These classes are in one package.
If I use Java2WSDL to produce .wsdl files for both services, Service1 puts CommonClass
in its
namespace, and Service2 puts CommonClass in i
