Sending soap Object[] from a client to a server

[horatiuhapca]

Hello,

I have a client in a java class and i have to send an Object to a server....something like this ClassName
{String one,
String two,
Integer tree}.
I read something about serialization/deserialization but I don't have access to the server to implement there a class that could deserialize the data (the Object[]) that i send from the client.
I also try to send a null Object[] and it works, but I couldn't send the compact Object ClassName[] that I want. I obtain a NullPointerException from the xfire.fault that i use for my SOAP WebService.

There is another solution to solve this? Can anyone help me plz?

Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Horatiu

[r035198x]

Hello,

I have a client in a java class and i have to send an Object to a server....something like this ClassName
{String one,
String two,
Integer tree}.
I read something about serialization/deserialization but I don't have access to the server to implement there a class that could deserialize the data (the Object[]) that i send from the client.
I also try to send a null Object[] and it works, but I couldn't send the compact Object ClassName[] that I want. I obtain a NullPointerException from the xfire.fault that i use for my SOAP WebService.

There is another solution to solve this? Can anyone help me plz?

Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Horatiu

So your class is serialized?

[horatiuhapca]

So your class is serialized?

No, because I could not use this because I don't have acces to the server to deserealize there the information that I send from the client.
Thanks, Horatiu

[Nepomuk]

No, because I could not use this because I don't have acces to the server to deserealize there the information that I send from the client.
Thanks, Horatiu

How did you send it then? I know that some methods (maybe all) can only send Objects when they are serialized.

Greetings,
Nepomuk

[horatiuhapca]

How did you send it then? I know that some methods (maybe all) can only send Objects when they are serialized.

Greetings,
Nepomuk

Well...this is the question....how can i send it?
Can this be done without using serialization or only with serialization?

Now i try something like this
SOAPPublishDTOValue[] params = new SOAPPublishDTOValue[]{soapPublishDTOValue};

String result = MPMClassInvocationTemplate.invokeMPM(Configuration .getValueOf("endpointMPM"), methodName, params);

but is not working.

It works only if i tried to send a null object...like this:

SOAPPublishDTOValue[] params = new SOAPPublishDTOValue[]{null};

Thanks in advance,
Horatiu