Hi Brad,
when you say you know the response XML does have data, are you
looking at the soap passed back over the wire using a trace tool? This could
point to a problem with Deserialization of the XML into a object instances.
Have you also tried wrapping the definition of the array of complex types
into a new vlass?
> I'm calling an Axis web service (from a .Net client) that returns an array
> of a complex type. The complex type wrapper appears to have been generated
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> thanks for any help on this.
Dino Chiesa [Microsoft] - 17 Jul 2004 22:19 GMT
Brad,
the wire trace will likely show a namespace disagreement.
If you can get the trace of what works, as well as what does not work, and
post them both, some people on this group may be able to point out the
problem.
-Dino
> Hi Brad,
> when you say you know the response XML does have data, are you
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> > thanks for any help on this.
Brad King - 27 Jul 2004 20:56 GMT
Thanks, yes namespaces indeed. The return complex type was inadvertantly put
in it's own namespace by the developer on the Axis server side.
> Brad,
> the wire trace will likely show a namespace disagreement.
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> > > thanks for any help on this.