JAX-RPC 9.0.4 --- Data Types Supported

Hi,
does any body know is java.util.List is a supported Datatype on OC4j 9.0.4.2 for JAX-RPC.
Cheers
Gaurav

Gaurav,
Not sure which version of JAX-RPC you are intended to run on top of 9.0.4.2 ?
In any way, if you want your service to work with the majority of the clients, you need to focus on the XML types; not the java types.
To my knowledge, the List will be mapped to a proprietary type, at best, which make it harder to re-use.
All the best,
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