Alessio Cervellin wrote:
>let's say i've a wsdl which defines a message having two parts, arg1 and arg2, and an operation which has arg1 in soap:body and arg2 in soap:header both as input and output.
>now wscompile -gen:client -f:explicitcontext generates an interface which has one method (the above operation) which accepts two parameters (arg1 and arg2) and returns only one (arg1). Is this correct?
>I wonder how the server side port implementation class can modify and then return arg2 to the client.
>Of course it can be done using a server-side handler, but I dont' want to process arg1 in a class (port impl) and arg2 in another class (port handler).
>So what i ask is: can the port impl class return in other ways both arg1 and arg2 to the client?
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I guess you can but depends on how you defined your abstract operation.
can you send the wsdl?
-vivek.
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