Hi you all, I've a lame question, because I'm newbie when it matters to Axis. I'm doing a dynamic invocation, and the only access that I have to the java types that I need to register is with the Java Reflection mechanisms (I do reflection to an Java Interface).
It works. But it works too well. First of all, I don't register faults (my specific user expceptions), and I can catch them anyway. But, what it really bugs me, is how can the service invocation work, if I pass the type of the parameter incorrectly with the method addParameter. For example, let's imagine that I have a complex array that is an method parameter. What passes in the SOAP message is when I do the service invocation is: (...) <credentials xsi:type="soapenc:Array" soapenc:arrayType="ns2:LoginCredential[1]" xmlns:ns1="http://authservice.api.[Lsys"; xmlns:ns2="http://authservice.api.sys"; xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/";> (...) Has you can see, the xmlns:ns1, refers to what I pass with the method addParameter. This is the result from the reflection of an array type, and that is in the form [L<array name>, and there isn't another way of passing the java type has <nome of the array type>[], that would be the correct way (at least with Java Reflection). The code is: (...) String name = params[i].getName(); Class type = paramTypes[i]; (it passes [Lsys.api.authservice;] QName qType = getXMLType(type); (converted to xml:ns1="http://authservice.api.[Lsys";) currentCall.addParameter(name, qType, ParameterMode.IN); (...) But, I register LoginCredential also, because in this example, it's not used has an array in another parameter. But the clever thing, is that SOAP uses the xml:ns2, that is correct, and not the one that i've passed with the addParameter (that is the xml:ns1). But, how does this works? Will it work always? Or I'm just lucky? Oh, and I don't use ArrayBeanSerializer, for the array complex types, I delegate that to the soapen:arrayType, I only register the complex types that the array carries. Hope any one can help. Because it need to understand how it works, and will it always work this way... Best regards, Miguel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
