That worked, thanks! I'd managed to come up with a similar solution late
last night, but I was calling SOAPFactory to create the elements. Your
version is much cleaner.
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tion. And I
can't figure out how to do that.
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I would guess that Axis couldn't figure out how to serialize a
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figure out how to do that.
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I would guess that Axis couldn't
figure out how to serialize a TSecurity
I would guess that Axis couldn't figure out
how to serialize a TSecurity instance. You'd need to define the type mapping
to Axis. This can be done with a registerTypeMapping call on the Call object,
or through the client-config.wsdd file. If the standard Axis serializers
can't handle it, you'll ha
