R Simon

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Hi Joe,

I read your statement from the 10'th of May

"Occassionally we've run into datatype issues, I think on arrays of strings. But it has really been amazing how few issues we've had to deal with."

I have also the problem of sending a String array from a Java web service (Axis) to a C# Client. I get some strange Error that the XML document will have a failure... But if I access the same Service using a Java CLient, everything works fine.

I took the WSDL generated by Axis and created the C# Stub out of the WSDL using .NET's WSDL.exe.

Transfering an own type (any bean) as List e.g. Person[] is no problem. Transfering a single String is also no problem but transfering a string array (Java String[] / C# string[]) causes that error.

Did you found the reason and solved that Problem?

Thanks in advance

Ralf



Originally posted by Joe Miller:
We implemented Apache Axis as our web services provider with clients implemented in C# .NET. It is awesome to see how well this works.

Axis automatically generates WSDL when you hit its URL. You provide Mircrosoft Visual Studio .NET with the URL by adding a web refrerence, it recognizes the WSDL and generates the method call.

Occassionally we've run into datatype issues, I think on arrays of strings. But it has really been amazing how few issues we've had to deal with.

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Joe

18 years ago