I think that the issue only occurs with services that use parameter
style WRAPPED and that have no @RequestWrapper annotation (or that
have a @RequestWrapper annotation but that don't package the wrapper
beans). I think that for WSDL-first, request wrappers are generated
automatically, so this woul
Hi Erik,
Can you please send the full stack trace ?
On Sun, Nov 27, 2011 at 12:54 AM, Tor-Erik Steinsland <
te.steinsl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am developing a chain of web services, a client calls a web service,
> WS_A,, which calls another web service, WS_B. On the first call, I am u
I tried after adding @RequestWrapper to the service method and could see
those data used in deployment time too but in runtime there is no
difference in processing time. I noticed now it builds message in a
different method. I have limited knowledge on these codes but as I read
this seems an issu
