Re: Holder Classes problem

[Christopher Blunck <bl...@gst.com>]

On Mon, Dec 29, 2003 at 11:57:01AM -0800, Albert Lin wrote:
> I believe that WSDL2Java only generates Holder classes if there are 
> multiple output parameters. For example, if a service method only has 
> one output parameter, then WSDL2Java will generate a Java method with 
> the output parameter as its return type. (That's probably why you don't 
> have any Holder classes -- my guess is that your method only has one 
> output, so WSDL2Java doesn't need to create any Holder classes.) But if 
> there are two or more output parameters, it generates Holder classes 
> for complex types so that you can set multiple return values.

That's how Axis behaves for me.  

Multiple complex output parameters -> holder classes
Single complex output parameter -> regular class returned from method


-c

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