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Posted to users@servicemix.apache.org by YingLisa <yz...@hotmail.com> on 2007/10/20 02:19:33 UTC
servicemix-http/jsr181-component doesn't fully work with
SoapBinding parameterStyle.WRAPPED, only work for BARE
Hi All,
Has anybody used servicemix-http/jsr181-component pair (wsdl-first example)
with SoapBinding.parameterStyle=WRAPPED for multiple input parameters or
return value?
I was trying to use this pair(just like the, GetPerson example in
wsdl-first) for multiple parameters input (such as string arg0, string arg1)
for a very simple service (basically a hello service, return = arg0 + arg1).
I got two errors: arg1 is missing in input(the first input is passed in) and
return is null. The client side is .Net client. instead of html. Does
anybody see why?
thanks,
Ying
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Re: servicemix-http/jsr181-component doesn't fully work with SoapBinding
parameterStyle.WRAPPED, only work for BARE
Posted by Gert Vanthienen <ge...@skynet.be>.
Ying,
I haven't used this combination myself, but I would expect it to work.
Could you provide us with some more detailed information (stack traces,
sample xbean.xml and java files)?
Gert
YingLisa wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Has anybody used servicemix-http/jsr181-component pair (wsdl-first example)
> with SoapBinding.parameterStyle=WRAPPED for multiple input parameters or
> return value?
>
> I was trying to use this pair(just like the, GetPerson example in
> wsdl-first) for multiple parameters input (such as string arg0, string arg1)
> for a very simple service (basically a hello service, return = arg0 + arg1).
> I got two errors: arg1 is missing in input(the first input is passed in) and
> return is null. The client side is .Net client. instead of html. Does
> anybody see why?
>
> thanks,
> Ying
>