Hi all,
Can anyone please help me to solve this problem ?
I created simple two java classes :
one web service class called TestService which is :
public class TestService {
public TestService(){}
public String getName(Complexdata cd){ return cd.getName();}
}
the other is :
public class
Title: AXIS IN PRODUCTION MODE
Hi,
I'm study axis for some days now and I'm still
unsure about the strategy I should use to build up my
services/clients.
lets say my client asks me for some data which is
hierarchic organised:
normally i would like to provide him an operation
with a return
for the complex data type
Where would Web Service clients get this from?
Do these reside at the same place as WSDL?
Does UDDI have any information about the location of these?
thanks,
regards,
Naresh Agarwal
Usually, the client toolkit can generate this information from the WSDL,
e.g. using the WSDL2Java Axis utility.
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Hi
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Subject: question about supporting complex data type
Hi
If we use some complex datatype (as parameter/return value) in one of the
functions of a Web Service, which
Hi,
I am trying to build a webservice, which uses complex type parameters.The
method I am following to deploy the web services is , change the .java
extension of the file to .jws and place it in axis directory.Following is
the source code
import java.io.*;
import java.util.* ;
/**
*
*
Hi Aravind,
perhaps the error is, that your bean isn't declared as a public class.
Juergen
I am trying to build a webservice, which uses complex type parameters.The
method I am following to deploy the web services is , change the .java
extension of the file to .jws and place it in axis
