XML <--> object

[Csaba Nemeti <nd...@gmail.com>]

Hello.

I'm very new in SOAP and I have a big question.
I have a simple SOAP client that suppose to call a method like
public MyMessage processMessage(MyMessage x)
Unfortunately I'm not able use the server side of the SOAP. This means
that call is going to a servlet where it should be processed and
returned a response.
Inside this servlet I can use anything from SOAP.
My idea is to convert request (XML) into object, process data with the
object and convert the object back in XML and send the SOAP response.
I was able (using code from AXIS to create an org.apache.axis.Message
object but I do not know how to convert this object's MyMessage part
in my real object and back.
Could somebody help me please?

P.S. Serializers are written, and they were tested.


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