help please!!!!

[Vijay Gautam <vi...@accesslease.com>]

I want to send a java object to an engine and get the return back as java
object!!!
is it possible using SOAP? the engine only accepts SOAP-wrapped XML.
Is it possible for the SOAP-API to convert the java object to SOAP wrapped
XML when i pass it onto it and get me back a response which is again Java
objects??the response sent back is again a SOAP wrapped XML...is it possible
to get it converted back to objects via SOAP APIs?
i would really appreciate if someone can help me sort this out...or if
someone has done it already i would really appreciate if he/she can send me
the code???
 

Thanks and Regards, 
Vijay Sheel Gautam 
Software Consultant 

Accesslease.com, Suite #105, 
1355, Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA, USA 

email - vijay@accesslease.com 
phone number - 1 415 946 6337(office) 

-----Original Message-----
From: Simpson, Jeff [mailto:jsimpson@ifinance.com]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 7:01 AM
To: 'soap-user@xml.apache.org'
Subject: RE: Compatibility b/w SOAP4J and MS SOAP Toolkit



Here is a snippet of Code that I use to get the MS side to talk to Apache.
It is not very Elegant but it works.  I don't use serializers in my work
since when I started my project, and IMHO still, looks like they can cause
some Incompatibility Issues.  So I use NS_URI_LITERAL_XML  this allows me to
get an Element and manipulate it as I will.  With the use of
NS_URI_LITERAL_XML you get to make up your XML yourself.  So My thinking is
that if you use ApacheSoap as the Client you may want to use
NS_URI_LITERAL_XML to build the call.