How to display web service child attributes in an adf table

Question

I have a web service that return a Patient object and here is the Patient object definition in Java format:
public class Patient
String name;
Address[] address;
String mrn;
public class Address
String addressType;
String[] streetline;
String city;
String state;
String country;
I want to create an adf table that displays the patient name, patient home address and mrn. When I create a data control base on the WSDL and drag the nested child address but the address does not show up in the adf table. What is the solution to display a web service top object attributes and child object attributes in one adf table?
Thanks.

Answer 1

Thanks for your response.
After reading the link that you provided, the link seems to show how to resolve the web service complex type that is not display correctly in data control. My web service return type shows up correctly in the data control. Actually most of our child attribute is using complex type,
Public class Patient
Name name;
String mrn;
Address[] address;
Public class Name
String personFirstName;
String personLastName;
String orgName;
I have tried the following approaches:
1. Create web service data control based on a WSDL, try to display mrn, person first name (child attribute) and person last name (child attribute) in an adf table, when running the UI, there is only mrn attribute shows up. Even it is one-to-one cardinality I cannot have the child attribute's value show up.
2. Create a java bean that has the exact attributes that are needed for the adf table region. Create a POJO facade class that has a method that return this java bean. I then create data control for this POJO facade class. The adf UI will base on this POJO facade. I have included the code in the POJO facade method to call the web service proxy and when get the web service return complex type; I have to programmatically map the attributes back to the java bean.
The second approach is working but I need to write extra code to map the web service return type to the java bean. Is there any other option?
Thanks.