Unless I misunderstand, why don't you just return an object that contains
your strings as member fields? Give it public getters and setters, like a
Java bean, for each string. The XML will have the names in the element tag
for each string. You will need to register a serilaizer/deserializer for the
class in the type mapping registry. But you can use supplied BeanSerializer.
Rick Hansen
>
> Steeve, my client gets the OrderEntry across SOAP to the
> server without
> trouble. I was just wondering if my client could get the
> Response object
> for the reply, and be able to parse the vector of parameter
> objects in the
> Response object to get the parameter name/value pairs using
> Response.getParams() instead of Response.getReturnValue() .
> I guess this
> isn't possible and perhaps I do need to return a String[] and
> have my client
> code parse the array, knowing that [1] is sa1, [2] is sa2, etc. The
> String[] does get passed with positional integrity - ie., the
> values should
> change positions in the array I hope.
>
> thanks again-
> Paula Young
