>
> You probably try to send data which contains character which isn't
> allowed in xml document. Maybe try to check your objects values with
> debugger.
>
...trim...
>
As it turns out, I had an attribute defined as a char, but it is really being
used to store a 16 bit signed value. So, with a value of 0, XFire tried to
interpret it as a printable character, which of course failed. I have changed
the way we define this attribute, and now everything is working.
P.S. So far I am very pleased with XFire. It makes the creation of web services
from existing code ridiculously easy.
Tomek Sztelak <tsztelak <at> gmail.com> writes:
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