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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by Mayur Shetye <Ma...@realtydata.com> on 2005/07/11 21:15:57 UTC
type mappings
Hello all
I am writing a web-service which is to be invoked by a client who is using
.net. Along with some parameters I am also thinking of using a hash-map as
an incoming parameter in the web-service. The reason being of in the future
we decide to do some personalization for a specific client then we can put
that specific parameter In the hashmap.
My question is about inter-opertability. Is using hash map the best option?
If not what data-structure should I use? I want a generic data-structure
like an like associative array and should have room for growth. I currently
don't see anything else I can use.
Can you please provide any insights on this ?
Mayur Shetye
Realty Data Corp.
1325 Franklin Ave., Suite 160
Garden City, NY 11530
T. (516) 877-8715
F. (516) 877-8724
<http://www.realtydata.com/> www.RealtyData.com
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Re: type mappings
Posted by Anne Thomas Manes <at...@gmail.com>.
I recommend that you use an array rather than a hashmap. .NET doesn't
have a hashmap.
Anne
On 7/11/05, Mayur Shetye <Ma...@realtydata.com> wrote:
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> Hello all
>
>
>
> I am writing a web-service which is to be invoked by a client who is using
> .net. Along with some parameters I am also thinking of using a hash-map as
> an incoming parameter in the web-service. The reason being of in the future
> we decide to do some personalization for a specific client then we can put
> that specific parameter In the hashmap.
>
>
>
> My question is about inter-opertability. Is using hash map the best option?
> If not what data-structure should I use? I want a generic data-structure
> like an like associative array and should have room for growth. I currently
> don't see anything else I can use.
>
>
>
> Can you please provide any insights on this ?
>
> Mayur Shetye
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> Realty Data Corp.
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> 1325 Franklin Ave., Suite 160
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> Garden City, NY 11530
>
> T. (516) 877-8715
>
> F. (516) 877-8724
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> www.RealtyData.com
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>
>
> Your National Electronic Abstracting Source
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