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Adnene,

The following two articles may help you to understand your problem. To put it simple, the service style matters significantly!

First one is Anne's explanation on RPC style and document style.

http://searchwebservices.techtarget.com/ateQuestionNResponse/0,289625,sid26_cid494324_tax289201,00.html

The second one is from IBM developerworks. It describes the service style and encoding very clearly.

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-whichwsdl/

For your problem, when you are using RPC style, the anyType works because in your request message, the actual xsd type is specify and attached in the request message. The server side relies on your request message (the acutal xsd type, say xsd:string, not xsd:anyType) to deserialize your XML into java object. However, in document style, the deserialization of request message is based on a schema. This is a contract agreed upon between the service client and the service provider. The representation of this agreement is the <definitions>/<types>/<schema> in the service's WSDL file.

When you use RPC style, the server side try to find a deserializer for xsd:string or other type specified in the request message to deserialize your request message. When you switch from RPC style to Document style, the server side will try to find a deserializer for xsd:anyType from typemapping registry to deserialize the request message. However, you didn't specify any serializer/deserializer for xsd:anyType, that's why you get that Exception.

Therefore, Anne suggest you use DOM object, say org.w3c.Document.

Hope this clear your doubts.

Regards,

Xinjun

On 5/29/06, Adnene <abenabdallah@infovista.com> wrote:

Thank you Anne For your quick answer,

Since I am new with Axis and SOAP, do you have any reference or
documentation to point me to, so I can find out the way to tell Axis how to
process this information?
An example would of a great help for me.

Thank you again for precious help,

Adnene

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