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> Apache SOAP does not use XSD or WSDL. It
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I hope someone else on this list has maintained a more current knowledge of
the market than I. The Java alternatives I am familiar with are WASP
(http://www.systinet.com) and GLUE (htt
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even if i do have an xsd file ? it's a shema of the dataset right ?
so you think i should send X strings in s
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> I've heard recently of Castor, a data binding for Java. the code seems
> very simple, with many shema struture supported. maybe is it the solution
> for my problem ? this would transfo
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There is another object in ADO.NET - DataReader. It is pretty close to JDBC.
Usual way *when client is receiving* data is to expose it as DataReader, and
then load DataSet from Data
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even if i do have an xsd file ? it's a shema of the dataset right ?
so you think i should send X strings in stead of one xml object, and then
it's up to the .NET webservice to get those
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> A DataSet is a construct that ADO.NET works with, right? If so, to have
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> Apache SOAP client send a DataSet, you need to create a DataSet Java class
> that impl
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XML
representation of the DataSet that is carried within the SOAP message.
Scott
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> okay so after have
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Hi ,
l learning girl
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i also do have a WSD file :
<xs:schema
Hi ,
Sending a dataset using the SOAP protocol is simply impossible for the
following reasons :
1 There is no definition of what a dataset is inside the
XmlSchema basic types.
2 A dataset may contain undefined binary data that will not comply with http
protocol usually
used
at the
<xs:element name="CODA_CustomerCode" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0"/>
xs:sequence>
xs:complexTyp
okay so after have looked at many documentation, i didn't find the solution so i post my question here :
what i must create is a java client that sends a DataSet to a .NET webservice. This webservice takes the DataSet and add it into a SQL server database.
My problem is : how to create a DataSet
Hi, i wanted to look at the soap-dev archives before to post my question, went on the web site "http://archive.covalent.net/" but it seems that it doesn't reply... so before to annoy you with a "maybe already posted question" can you give me a way to look in archives ?
regards,
Elise
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