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> If you're a Java client calling a MS
> server you must add a SOAPMappingRegistry to the Call with
> the appropriate
> deserializer...there is an interop section in both the Apache
> site and the
> MSDN site....do a little digging and you'll find it..
Another way around this problem - if you control the MS Server - is to modify the generated WSDL so that the type on all returned parameters is "xsd:anyType". This will force MSSOAP to include the type info in the returned SOAP packet.
That trick might work on the MS Client to Apache server side, too. Try changing the WSDL so the input type is "xsd:anyType". That might force the MS Client to send the proper type info to the Apache server.
- Jasen.
