Re: Complex JavaType in a Request to Axis

You can create your own marshaller or a KvmSerializable object.

Another option that I tend to use more frequently is to "encode yourself"
your objects into SoapObjects. 
Ex :

...

// SoapObject user = new 
SoapObject("namespace-of-your-xml-type","name-of-your-xml-type")

SoapOject user = new SoapObject("urn:mycompamy.com", "User");
user.addProperty("name", aUser.getName());
user.addProperty("password", aUser.getPassword());
user.addProperty("email", aUser.getEmail());

SoapObject request = new SoapObject("service-namespace", "service-name");
request.addProperty("user", user);

...

Hope it helps,

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Hi,
i'm trying to send a complex JavaType to an Axis Web Service. But I have 
no idea how this works...
For example the complex javaType "User" with the String-elements "name", 
"password", "email".
Can anybody give me an example?
Thanx a lot!

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