Axis will consider superclasses and interfaces when trying to find a
serializer for a parameter.
To me, though, the bottom line is that even if you want to serialize a group
of classes using a common interface, you still want to be able to
deserialize them to their correct concrete class. To do
Hi Scott
This has been very helpful. I will try it out and I will let you know if
it worked.
Out of curiosity do you know if Apache Axis handles this kind of
situation better?
Thanks again for your help!
Alex
-Original Message-
From: Scott Nichol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tue
For an interface, you can use the BeanSerializer to serialize, assuming the
interface has getters for all the properties you want to serialize. You can
use the BeanSerializer to deserialize, but you must specify a concrete class
to which to deserialize. (Note: I have not tried this, but it seems
Hi Scott,
Thanks for the example.Would I have to use my own interface serializer?
Is there a way of using the BeanSerializer without having to create my
own serializer? The reason I would like to avoid writing my own
serializer is because when I try to distribute my application then all
the clie
You are allowed to map just the interface, but you must provide the
interface as the data type for the parameter, not the class. For example,
if class MyClass implements interface MyInterface, you can do
MyClass c = new MyClass();
MyInterfaceSerializer s = new MyInterfaceSerializer();
SOAPMappin
Hi Scott,
Thank you again for your reply I got one of the problems sorted. In the
case of the interface I would like to ask another detail if possible
please: When my Soap Client methods have a Java Interface Object that is
has various concrete implementations do I have to provide the type
mappin
You can pass a JavaBean that has a property that is a Vector of another
JavaBean, but you must supply a mapping for the other class. Basically, any
type you want to serialize that is not a Java primitive (e.g. float, int),
wrapper (e.g. Float, Integer) or one of the few others with built-in
seria
Owen,
The presence of the IBM license is somewhat troubling.
I note that this file is very similar to org.apache.axis.encoding.Base64.
In fact, the Axis code appears to be the same as was originally checked into
Soap, but with an Apache license. The Axis code appears to be missing the
one updat
Hi,
I'm currently working on a class for Apache WSIF that will use HTTP Proxy
Authorization. This will require base64 encoding and I'd like to resuse the
code from the org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.Base64 class. I have two
questions regarding this:
1) WSIF does not have a dependency on Apache
Hi Scott,
Thanks for your e-mail. The problems I had before I managed to solve. I
discovered that when you are passing JavaBeans through SOAP using the
Bean Serializer despite the setters & getters you should and the empty
constructor if you have any other methods that start with a get or set
you
snichol 2002/09/10 00:27:25
Modified:java/samples/interop DataSerializer.java
java/src/org/apache/soap/encoding/soapenc
ArraySerializer.java
java/src/org/apache/soap/server/http RPCRouterServlet.java
java/src/org/apach
snichol 2002/09/10 00:02:02
Modified:java/src/org/apache/soap/server ServiceManager.java
Log:
Register DOMFaultHandler for the ServiceManager to provide clients
with a stack trace on faults.
Revision ChangesPath
1.18 +2 -0 xml-soap/java/src/org/apache/soap/se
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