Which version of axis2 you are using? because i tried with axis2 1.7
(trunk) it woks fine. city has assigned to null. i deployed my service as
a pojo service.
2012/2/11 Shameera Rathnayaka
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>> Thanks Shameera Rathnayaka very much.
Thanks Shameera Rathnayaka very much.
But I use wsdl2java generate client and invoke as follows:
WeatherServiceStub.SetWeather setWeather = new SetWeather();
WeatherServiceStub.Weather weather = new Weather();
weather.setTemperature(20.3f);
Hi Filippo,
On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 1:43 PM, FILIPPO AGAZZI
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> Thank you very much Ruchith!
> I was successful in running your code! I think this could be a nice
> beginning point. Do you think in this way i can add in
> RequestSecuritTokenResponse exchanged by client and custom token issue
Thank you very much Ruchith!
I was successful in running your code! I think this could be a nice
beginning point. Do you think in this way i can add in
RequestSecuritTokenResponse exchanged by client and custom token issuer,
any xml structure i need as child of RequestSecurityTokenResponse and then
hi ,
try with this
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http://data.pojo.sample/xsd";>rain
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I create a webservice with axis2 like that：
public void setWeather(@WebParam(name = "weather") Weather weather,
@WebParam(name = "city") String city,
@WebParam(name = "country") String country) {
System.out.println("w
