RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-17 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
Title: RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Why is it necessary to put the element into a specific namespace? Is this a pre-existing service that you can’t modify? If so, then I think your best bet is to define the service as Document/Literal, and then you can specify the exact

RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-17 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
Title: RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Why is it necessary to put the element into a specific namespace? Is this a pre-existing service that you can’t modify? If so, then I think your best bet is to define the service as Document/Literal, and then you can specify the exact

RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-16 Thread Wei Hsu
Title: RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Hmmm, maybe it's time I take a look at that WS-I Basic Profile. Thanks for the help guys.  I guess I'll just have to figure out a workaround then. -Wei -Original Message- From: Anne Thomas Manes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT

RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-13 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
//RMLowe.com/ -Original Message- From: Wei Hsu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 3:11 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Hi all, I've been trying to run WSDL2Java on my RPC/Literal WSDL, but I keep running into a seemingly

RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-13 Thread Anne Thomas Manes
//RMLowe.com/ -Original Message- From: Wei Hsu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 3:11 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Hi all, I've been trying to run WSDL2Java on my RPC/Literal WSDL, but I keep running into a seemingly

RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-13 Thread Wei Hsu
Title: RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Thanks for the tip.  I am creating RPC/Literal WSDL's because the services I'm writing for is somewhat of a legacy system that employs a hybrid approach between RPC/Encoded and RPC/Literal.  While I would love to move to doc/

Re: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-13 Thread Junaid . Bhatra
I'm not sure what support Axis has for RPC/Literal (if any), but it seems to be doing the right thing in this case. By definition, in an RPC/Literal message, the part names (in your case, SalesOrder) are simply wrappers and are NOT to be namespace-qualified. Hence you see the xmlns="" which sa

RE: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-13 Thread Robert Lowe
Original Message- From: Wei Hsu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 3:11 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal Hi all, I've been trying to run WSDL2Java on my RPC/Literal WSDL, but I keep running into a seemingly simple problem. In

problem using WSDL2Java on RPC/Literal

2004-04-13 Thread Wei Hsu
Hi all,   I've been trying to run WSDL2Java on my RPC/Literal WSDL, but I keep running into a seemingly simple problem.  In the WSDL, I've created a createSalesOrderRequest message as the following:         Here, assume n1 belongs to namespace my.example.com and the namespac