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Jochen Wiedmann commented on XMLRPC-89:
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Please try the following: Does it work, if you change the use of Vector on the
server side to List? (Using a List is recommended
Still NO.
I change the server method to
public Vector getData(List req)
{
}
and client side to
List req = new Vector();
req.add(user);
Vector params = new Vector(1);
params.add(req);
client.execute(handler.getData, params);
I got the same exception
Thanks,
Zhi
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Zhi Han updated XMLRPC-89:
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Attachment: Req2.xml
This is the request message that always raise a illegal argument error in
XmlRpcException, which is captured by tpc capture tool.
cannot use Vector,
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Jochen Wiedmann reassigned XMLRPC-89:
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Assign To: Jochen Wiedmann
Preliminary inspection: This is a serious bug, because it will be a problem for
backwards compatibility. We can handle it
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Jochen Wiedmann closed XMLRPC-88:
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Resolution: Invalid
I cannot see, why this would be an issue for Apache XML-RPC. I suggest using a
forum on java.sun.com, or a mailing list related to