Karl,
O'Reilly is correct, it is for use with Service elements only.
Karl Brandt @ PDTec wrote:
>The last two days I stumble across an error of type "no serializer is
>registered for ..." on the client. After some time I found in O'Reilly
>"Java Webservices in a Nutshell" that I could add serializers to the client
>side by adding in the config.xml file
><TypeMappingRegistry><additionalTypes>.
>(page 341).
>
>But it didn't really help.
>Finally in the same book I came across page 435, where it say that this
>elemnt is only working with <service> element, but not with <wsdl>. Which is
>what I must rely on in my case!
>
>
>My Questions are:
>
>Is this "restriction" described correctly? or in case it is not true I did
>something wrong so that I didn't get it to work???
>
>In case the "restriction" is true? what is the recommended way to solve such
>problems?
>
>With regards
>Karl
>
>
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