The reason is you store the value as a class variable. When you do so
(and if you have deploy it on the request scope), every time you invoke
the service it creates a new instances, thus it returns null. To solve
the problem, you need to deploy the service in a higher level session
scope (e.g., so
dea? I Tried a lot for this. but being new bee in this field, dont
> know much.
>
> Thanks,
> Mitesh http://old.nabble.com/file/p29913368/WeatherService.wsdl
> WeatherService.wsdl
>
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