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how to build a soap response

 
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Hi

Can some one please give me some guidelines on how I would go about creating a SOAP response.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Generally you'd use a SOAP stack like Metro or Axis-2.
 
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apologies for the delay in getting back to you. thank you for the information.

I am more looking how can I edit the display of values in the response.

I have a web service that sends out the data with firstname , middlename and lastname and it looks something like this

i want my soap response to fed back something like

but all i am getting is

Am I meant to be declaring something somewhere. I am currently returning them as a String Array.
Any help is greatly appreciated. I want to make it easier for the people that are implementing my system if they know what values things map to especially if they are getting "strange" values back. Or is the values I am getting back in my response acceptable?
 
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