Brian,
It looks like you're not specifying a deserializer for your CatalogItems array.
I'm pretty new with Axis myself, but I've done something quite similar to what
it appears you're trying to do, and I've run into the same exception a couple
times.
Try putting a bit of code similar to this unde
rnType(qn);
... and of course call is a properly initialized instance of
org.apache.axis.client.Call.
-BWD.
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From: Brian Drake
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 9:37 AM
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Subject: RE: Microsoft Reporting Services sessioning /
Karim --
One thing I see is that you don't set the return type on the call object.
You've got a QName reference for the bean mapping, and serializers and
deserializers set, but you didn't assign that mapping to the return
type of the call.
Perhaps try this line right between the call.setOperatio
Hi Marc --
If I understand the first part of your question correctly, you want to
have your service method return the data in a Collection object back to
the client as a typed array.
There is an array serializer/deserializer that will work fine for this
purpose. They're in the "ser" package
Title: Message
Wow... three days doesn't seem to be worth
it.
I
would agree with a previous poster. The JDK 1.4 logging package is really
easy to use, don't have to
worry
about what jar file is where, and it can be easily configured to produce the
same output. I know
that
log4J -vs-
