Darko,
I checked out your jar file and your SoapTestBean. Sure enough, it does
not conform to the Bean pattern as mentioned in my previous message.
For example, you have the following members in your bean:
protected String vlaUser;
protected String vlaPassword;
protected String vlaAction;
protected String vlaInterface;
protected Vector vlaApplications;
protected Vector vlaSearchResults;
Your getter/setters for these, however, are of the form
public Vector getSearchResults() {...
The correct bean pattern would use:
public Vector getVlaSearchResults() {....
The methods need to match the names of the attributes you are getting
and setting. Otherwise, the reflection that is done will fail. This is
why Apache SOAP is telling you that you it does not know how to
serialize the object.
Additionally, you must register serializer/deserializers for any user
defined type you're using inside this bean.
Hope this helps
-javier
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> is nobody here who could help?
>
> regards,
> Darko
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