Sending Vectors Over Web Services?

Can you transfer a Vector over WebLogic web services? I have been able to transfer
an array of JavaBeans, but not a vector.
Please advise,
Dave

The WLS web services documentation mentions the types you can exchange using RPC
style web services. They are
Java primitives
Java primitive wrappers
Java bean instances (nested beans as well)
Arrays of the above except prmitive wrappers
Document, Element and DocumentFragment
This means you can't exchange vectors or collection. This may be for supporting
inter-operabibility with other SOAP toolkit providers.
Thanks
Meeraj
"David Mrozek" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Can you transfer a Vector over WebLogic web services? I have been able
to transfer
an array of JavaBeans, but not a vector.
Please advise,
Dave

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