Hi Michael, > I'd like to use a generic compound type, as it is described in the > Soap-Spec in chapter 5.4.3. > But I have no idea what has to be done, to use it. I even don't know if > Apache supports it. > > Does anyone tried it out and has a code snipplet from a client and the > web-service method? > How do I deploy it? Do I need a schema? > > I would like to use a generic compound type because I have a generic > method that takes 0 to n Parameters of different simple types. > > In Java I would use a Hashtable as single parameter that would contain > all parameters inside. Because the Hashtable-type is not part of the > Soap-Spec I can't use it, otherwise I would loose compatibility to other > implementation. I had the same problem and I had solved it by using a Properties Objekt instead a Hashtable. The Properties-Objekt has Methods for writing all in a File or something like this and I write all in a String and than I use simple String as parameter or result-value instead of Hashtable. Itīs not a really good way but it works find and you donīt need a lot of time for implementation. The nices way should be to write serializers/deserializers for your client. Hope that helps you Oliver
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