The most reliable way to send aggregate objects is to use arrays.
--- "Iliyan Iliev iliyan_iliev-at-XXXXXXXXX |newsgroups|"
<nekoi1maiz0t_at_sneakemail.com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have little experience in programming Web services
> and I came into some problems. I use JWSDP 1.3. Since
> I am developing a JAX-RPC WEb Service that returns
> values of type ArrayList and I receive errors when
> trying to process the collections in non-Java clients
> (VS.NET), I would ask if there is any compatibility
> between types ArrayList in Java and Visual Studio
> .NET. Has anyone encountered a similar problem? Is it
> a good idea to return ArrayList objects?
> Also, I have serialization problems with user-defined
> types when accessing them from non-Java clients.
> I am looking forward to some response
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
>
>
>
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