Re: Ksoap: help in de-serializing

Thanks for getting back to me but I managed to solve it and yes.. there was 
something wrong with the namespace....

Now that I am on it.. let me ask you another question...
I have a 2 dim array which I can not really de-serialize... and
when I was trying to solve it... I read somewhere that ksoap does not handle 
2 dim arrays..
is that right? What does the future hold on 2 dim array for a wireless soap 
based client..

I just tried browsing jsr 172 and I dont see that being the case as per the 
specs...unless I missed.
In other words according to jsr-172 specs a wireless soap client should be 
able to handle it...

your thoughts ?

>From: [email protected]
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: Ksoap:  help in de-serializing
>Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2003 09:33:57 +0200
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>Hi,
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>I may be mistaking but :
>- this construction may imply that CWWord KVMSerializable. If it still
>does not work, you can try to write a marshaller.
>
>- your namespace declaration looks weird :
>classMap.addMapping("ns1:getCWWordResponse", "CWWord", new
>CWWord().getClass());
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>I guess it should be instead :
>classMap.addMapping("tns:CWService", "CWWord", new CWWord().getClass());
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>Hope it helps,
>Sebastien.
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>"Naresh Malhotra" <[email protected]>
>Sent by:
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>2003-05-28 21:53
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>         To:     [email protected]
>         cc:     (bcc: Sebastien Petrucci/LEU/COMP/PHILIPS)
>         Subject:        Ksoap:  help in de-serializing
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>I have not been able to de-serialize a web service xml output into a java
>object.
>Any help in the right direction would be appreciated.
>
>Executing a transport.call(SoapObject) is returning a SoapObject
>successfully.
>What all do I need to do make the same call return my Java Object.
>
>Here is what is working...
>
>transport = new
>       HttpTransportSE ("http://localhost:8080/axis/services/DictCWWS",
>"tns:CWService#getCWWord" );
>      transport.debug = true;
>      SoapObject rpc = new SoapObject("tns:CWService", "getWord");
>      SoapObject obj = (SoapObject)transport.call(rpc);
>      System.out.println("toString : " + obj.toString());
>      System.out.println("property count : " + obj.getPropertyCount());
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>and the following code DOES NOT work
>transport = new HttpTransportSE
>   ( "http://localhost:8080/axis/services/DictCWWS",
>"tns:CWService#getCWWord" );
>   transport.debug = true;
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>   classMap = new ClassMap(true);
>   classMap.addMapping("ns1:getCWWordResponse", "CWWord", new
>CWWord().getClass());
>   transport.setClassMap( classMap );
>   CWWord cwWord = (CWWord) transport.call(rpc);
>
>I am getting a class cast exception on the above line...
>1. Is there anything dumb I am doing in the addMapping call ?
>2. CWWord.class which is in my classpath... does it have to implment
>KVMSeri.... interface.. I think I have even tried that without success.
>
>Please help!
>
>- Naresh
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