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Serialization in EJB3 based webservice

 
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Hi,

I'm trying to implement custom serialisation for an ejb3 web service with oc4j 10.1.3.1.0 -- I want to say which xml type is used in the wsdl and then parse this xml by hand.

I'm using ejb3, so have a simple web service using annotations, which is packaged into an ejb-jar within an ear, which has an application.xml and hibernate.cfg.xml descriptor, but no other descriptors. This is then deployed directly (using the ant deploy task) and the app server handles all the generation of the web services automatically.

Oracle has a tutorialabout custom serialisation, but this only talks about non-ejb3 web services, requiring the use of oracle:assemble. How do I use custom serialisation with ejb3?

I've already asked this question on the oracle forums, but received no response. If anybody here has tried using custom serialization in web services, I would very much appreciate any advice you have.

Thanks in advance for any replies.

Thanks,
Rahul

[ May 29, 2008: Message edited by: Rahul Juneja ]
[ May 29, 2008: Message edited by: Rahul Juneja ]
 
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Bump it up > Guys Can anybody answer this.
 
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