Hi,

also first post on SOAP-user list, guess these questions require sort of a
crosspost - sorry.

> 1)
>
> We came across a problem with the interop between MS Toolkit 2.2SP2 and
> Apache SOAP 2.2.
> (self-describing SOAP format not sent by MS, but expected by SOAP 2.2 -
i.e.
> XSI:Type specification missing)
>
> A common problem as it seems
> A common workaround as it seems must be to
>     - re-specify all parameters for each function/method to be called with
a
> deserializer-class in the
>       DeploymentDescriptior of Apache SOAP
>
> a) Can this be true?
> b) Do we really need to re-respecify everything that we had in the WSDL
> again in the deploydesc
>     concering the types?
> c) Isn't there any workaournd/switch known, by which I can tell the MS
> Toolkit (2.2SP2) to sent the type-spec
>     with the soap-request?
>
> 2)
> What I already read is, that AXIS shall support the runtime-determination
of
> the types using a WSDL, according to
> the requirements-spec - can you confirm this?
>
> Is that already in the code - ie nightly builds? havent't seen such a
thing
>
> 3)
> AFAIK the soap-spec does not really specify if the SOAP request MUST be
> self-describing, but from what I read the
> whole interop-prob is because MS depends 100% on the WSDL and Apache SOAP
to
> 0%
>
> IMHO the convention to rely on a WSDL is a rather valid one, because it
> REDUCES the net-load drastically - onthe other hand
> it seems to be more of an ancient view to NOT RELY on the WDSL - so I
really
> hope AXIS is going to support it soon.
>
> Thanx in advance,
> Christoph C. Cemper
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