OSB java call out with array parameters

Hi all,
I have a java call out with array parameters, follow the firm of java method:
logBody2(String category, XmlObject headerXml, String[] level, XmlObject[] xml)
The java call out have String[] and XmlObject[] arrays in intput, my question is how I can pass these arrays of values at java call out?
Thk
L.

For array, comma-separated values should be passed. For e.g. -
If input parameter is of type String[] then passed values should be comma-separated strings like - 'Anuj','Dwivedi'
If input parameter is of type XmlObject[] then passed values should be comma-separated XmlObject like - <anuj/>,<dwivedi/>
Regards,
Anuj

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