Generate xml-rpc request using xsd

Hi All,
I have one xsd file . I want to generate xml-rpc request file using this xsd file. If any body have any tools for that , can you please share this name with me. It's great help for me...
Thank You,
Pattanaik

That's an interesting question. I thought it would be obvious that xmlbeans or "normal" xml-rpc packages would handle this.
It turns out this doesn't seem to be true.
Are you saying that you're trying to pass an object to a method and you want to deserialize the object into a java object of a type that is defined via an XSD? If this is the case you can use xmlbeans to do the xsd<->java mapping, then use just about any xml-rpc service to do the actual RPC mechanism.
It's interesting that these two technologies haven't converged though...

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