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webservice配置文件及样例（国外英文资料） AXIS 5: AXIS advanced applications, passing javabeans between the AXIS services and their secure solution of 2008-07-21 17:41 is the last piece of AXIS learning notes. We discussed the simplest HelloWorld service in the previous section, and the client is not on the server side Pass the parameter, now lets pass the javabeans. Of course, you can also pass your own defined JAVA class, but you must create it yourself Specialized XML serializers and deserializers; For javabeans, AXIS provides a ready-made serializer. (some people say: laziness is the greatest virtue of programmers. I love it, so I pass it on to javabeans.) One, the server side CLASS CLASS, ordertest.class, is located in % TOMCAT_HOME % \ webapps \ axis \ web-inf \ classes Both of these classes give the source code directly, no longer explained The Order. The Java Public class Order { Private String id; Private String name; Public void setId (String id) { This. Id = id; } Public String getId () { Return the id; } Public void setName (String name) { This. Name = name; } Public String getName () { Return the name; } } OrderTest. Java Public class OrderTest { Public Order returnOrder Order newOrder = new Order (); If (order. GetId (). Equals ( 1 )) Neworder.setname ( annlee ); Else neworder.setname ( leeann ); Return newOrder. } } Modify the server-side configuration file server-config.wsdd Add the following code to the corresponding location in the server-config.wsdd service name = Order provider = Java: RPC parameter name = allowedMethods value = returnOrder / parameter name = className value = OrderTest / beanMapping languag-type = Java: Order qname = ns1: Order XMLNS: ns1 = urn: BeanService / / service You can see just one line of code compared to the previous release service code beanMapping languag-type = Java: Order qname = ns1: Order XMLNS: ns1 = urn: BeanService / The languagspecific fictype attribute specifies the JavaBean class file location, for example: The