Just to be sure, you're sending xsi:nil="true", not xsd:nillable="true", right?
The latter is used only in the schema, and means that the element is allowed to have no content. The former means that this particular use of the element has no content. Jeff On 2/14/06, Tim R J Langford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello All, > > I am writing a client interface into a provider SOAP web service, and > their system fails and returns a null pointer exception when I send them > a 'nillable="true"' element in my request. I think the reason for this > is that they are using an older version of axis than we are using (1.3).
