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!!! JAX-RPC supported types

843834Sep 15 2004 — edited Sep 16 2004
Hi, I've just read JAX-RPC tutorial, I understood that all the java classes are not supported. So when writing client applications for calling services, couldn't we call every service on various platforms (.NET etc.) For example on service http://www.hundhausen.com/euro2004/schedule.asmx, System.Data.DataSet object is returned, which is not included on supported types of the tutorial. Can't we call this service on our client application?

Also which forum should I register for JAX-RPC specific conceps?

Sincerely
Onur

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JAXRPC clients should be able to acdess most existing web services. If you use wscompile on the services WSDL file to generate a client you will get the schema types bound to Java types. Now, because JAXRPC 1.1 does not support all of schema, some elements may be bound to a SOAPElement, which is basically a DOM node. So yes you can invoke those web services, it may be more difficult that you would like but it should work. When JAXRPC 2.0 comes out almost all of schema should be supported and the binding will be greatly improved.


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