You kind of have two options...
1) Call client.getEndpoint().getBinding().getBindingInfo() and walk through
the operations to find the one you are invoking and call isUnwrapped() to
figure out if it wants the wrapper or not.
2) Call client.invokeWrapped(....) instead of client.invoke(..);
The invokeWrapped will always use the wrapper objects.
Dan
On Wednesday 19 May 2010 1:00:38 pm tog wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am using the dynamic client as describe in the book Apache CXF Web
> Service Development and got the following problem when invoking the
> method. Here is a snapshot of the code ...
>
> JaxWsDynamicClientFactory dcf = JaxWsDynamicClientFactory.newInstance()
>
> Client client = dcf.createClient("
> https://myabell.net:443/webservicepublic.asmx?WSDL";)
>
> Object getInfo =
> Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().loadClass("net.myabell.GetIn
> foContentFromProduct").newInstance() Method m1 =
> getInfo.getClass().getMethod("setProductID" , String.class) Method m2 =
> getInfo.getClass().getMethod("setType" , String.class) Method m3 =
> getInfo.getClass().getMethod("setLanguageID", String.class) Method m4 =
> getInfo.getClass().getMethod("setLocale" , String.class)
>
> m1.invoke(getInfo, "10")
> m2.invoke(getInfo, "0")
> m3.invoke(getInfo, "2")
> m4.invoke(getInfo, "en-gb")
>
> // This is not working
> //Object[] response = client.invoke("GetInfoContentFromProduct", getInfo)
>
> // This is working
> Object[] response = client.invoke("GetInfoContentFromProduct", "10", "0",
> "2", "en-gb")
>
> println "Response is ${response[0]}"
>
> It actually seems that the invocation has to be made not using the object
> initialized by reflection (is that called wrapped mode? ) (as stated in the
> book).
>
> Is there a way to diagrammatically determine which is type of call has to
> be used ?
>
> Guillaume
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