You have to make a custom serializer/deserializer which sends, along with the data, the identity of the concrete class you want to instantiate.
M. At 05:42 PM 3/20/02 +0100, you wrote: >Hello, > >is it possible to use abstract class or heritage with Soap ? >I have a abstract class Contrat and 2 subclasses Contrat1 and Contrat2 >(extends Contrat) > >i would like to call a method which return Contrat and a methode with a >Contrat in parameter. >is it possible ? and how ? the problem is when soap transform xml in java : >it seems to want instantiate the abstract class ! > >thanks, >Véronique.
