RE: getting a XML-document

[Kapil Kapoor]

Anne, it is possible to send the XML document either as a string or as a Document object. About the latter I am not certain though I am sure I had read it in some technical article.   As a string, certainly yes. In my current project, we send and receive custom data structures (value of web method parameter) as XML documents. On receiving at server, the XML document are binded as Java classes. An alternative approach is to use serializers and then the conversion happens before you receive it in your program from SOAP service.   Do tell me if you need specific details of implementation.   Thanks, Kapil. -----Original Message----- From: Lennert Anne, Telia Net [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 4:27 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: getting a xml-document Hi   Are there anyboby out there who had tried to resive a xml-document as the response from the call.invoke statement? Is this possible or how can I get an xml-document from a soap function? The Soap function is written in perl.   Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards   Anne Lennert Platformsudvikling, Telia Net Danmark Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Telefon: +45 8831 4845 Mobil: +45 2827 4845