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Posted to soap-user@xml.apache.org by Tim McCune <ti...@channelpoint.com> on 2001/02/13 23:59:24 UTC

Simple serialization

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I'm trying to use the Apache SOAP code to simply serialize some
objects as XML.  Digging through the Javadocs, it sounds like
BeanSerializer will do what I want, but the documentation is poor to
nonexistent.  There is almost no Javadoc documentation, and none of
the sample code shows how to use it.  For instance, the "marshall"
method takes 8 parameters, but I have little idea what they're
supposed to be.  "Object context"?  What is that?  Can someone give
me a pointer to an example of how to use BeanSerializer, or even a
little bit more documentation?  Thanks.
 
Tim McCune
Software Architect, ChannelPoint
"Aw, Gilligan screwed it up.  He always screws it up.  Why don't they
just kill him?" -- Red Foreman
 

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