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Hi Lee:

Try using "wrapped" style instead of "document" in Axis (i.e. change the 
WSDD).  That should, I think, solve your problem.

--Glen

batwanger7000 wrote:
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>  http://homepage.ntlworld.com/lee.pollington/soapinterop/
>  
>  --- In soapbuilders@[...].com, "batwanger7000" 
>  <batwanger70@[...]..> wrote:
>  
> >Thanks Glen, 
> >
> >I have a web page here that shows the Infopath wizard (no error 
> >message) and the WSDL and TCP trace.
> >
> >All help appreciated!
> >
> >Lee
> >
> >--- In soapbuilders@[...].com, Glen Daniels <glen@[...]..> wrote:
> >
> >>Hi Lee:
> >>
> >>I think this kind of question actually is about an 
>  
>  interoperability 
>  
> >>issue, so it's OK (IMO at least) to post it here.  What would be 
> >
> >useful, 
> >
> >>though, would be to see a) the WSDL, b) the actual error you get, 
> >
> >and c) 
> >
> >>wire traces of the messages as obtained through 
>  
>  tcpmon/tcptrace/etc.
>  
> >>Once you know it's a problem with a particular toolkit, then you 
> >
> >can 
> >
> >>post to the appropriate list (which for Axis would be 
> >>axis-user@w...).
> >>
> >>--Glen
> >>
> >>Lee Pollington wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>Hi,
> >>>
> >>>Firstly, I am new to Web Services and SOAP, I didn't realise 
>  
>  what 
>  
> >I was 
> >
> >>>getting into :)
> >>>
> >>>I have posted to MSDN, but have not received a response there. I 
> >
> >have seen 
> >
> >>>another post on this list about changing parameter types 
>  
>  manually, 
>  
> >but that 
> >
> >>>doesn't seem to be my problem.
> >>>
> >>>I am trying to get MS Infopath (SP1) to work with Axis, 
>  
>  submitting 
>  
> >the XML 
> >
> >>>form data to a simple method. In the Infopath interface I can 
>  
>  see 
>  
> >the method 
> >
> >>>but not the string parameter. After some initial investigation, 
>  
>  I 
>  
> >believe 
> >
> >>>this is down to SOAP interoperability problems.
> >>>
> >>>Being new to all this, I wanted to ask the experts whether I am 
> >
> >pouring 
> >
> >>>effort down the drain, or if anyone knows if I can make this 
>  
>  work. 
>  
> >My 
> >
> >>>*guess* is that this is a SOAPAction issue. Is there another 
>  
>  free 
>  
> >java 
> >
> >>>SOAP/WS implementation that would work?
> >>>
> >>>Sorry to be vague, I don't know any better. I can provide my 
>  
>  WSDL 
>  
> >if needed.
> >
> >>>Best Regards,
> >>>Lee
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
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