Thanks for your reply Dennis. I appreciate the pointers and
watch-out-for-these things.
Ok, it's off to Castor I go. I'll let you and the Axis list know how it
goes.
Is there anything in the Axis project that shows how to interoperate
with .NET services? In my experience it's .NET tools that u
Thanks for the pointers Jeff. I'll take a look at WSIF again. I'll let
the list know what i find and how I'll use it.
Is there anything in the Axis project that shows how to interoperate
with .NET services? In my experience it's .NET tools that use schema
imports and complex data types.
-Frank
You've actually got three different types of special operations to deal
with. First off, WSDL has it's own , which is available for
constructing modular WSDLs. I haven't seen it used much, though. Second
and third, XML Schema defines (for making use of components
from another namespace) and (
Frank,
Thanks for the article. Using saaj to construct WS requests seems better
than jumping through the various hoops that are necessary for dynamic
invocation in axis for doc/lit services, in cases where it's easy for the
client to directly construct the document that is transmitted in the soap
