If you look through the archives you'll find a number of postings on the
differences between RPC, Wrapped, Document, and Message style services.
Axis WSDD RPC style generates a WSDL RPC/encoded style service.
Axis WSDD Wrapped, Document, and Message styles generate a WSDL
Document/Literal servic
IIRC, message style is an artifact of the wsdd not wsdl. You can (and
should) use document style with axis to achieve interop with .NET but
its not guaranteed. You'll have to craft the schema types to make
things friendly to both code generators which means you'll have to write
the wsdl (at l
Is "message" style specific to Axis? If not, what can
we specify in binding style in wsdl (since wsdl specs
let's you specify only rpc or document)?
Also, can we achieve interoperability (for instance
with a .Net client understanding wsdl) by hosting my
service as 'message' style in axis?
tia
atul
