How can i send a Data Type to a Java WebService?

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Pablo

Hi at all!
How can i send a DATA (not a DataTime) Type to a Java WebService?
In .NET we have only a DataTime that is incompatible with the Data
(calendar) Type of Java!
How can i resolve this problem?
I can't modify the java web-service and i need to send a simple
data!!!
AAARGH :P Help me!
Tnx at all!
 
Hi,
Hi at all!
How can i send a DATA (not a DataTime) Type to a Java WebService?
In .NET we have only a DataTime that is incompatible with the Data
(calendar) Type of Java!
How can i resolve this problem?
I can't modify the java web-service and i need to send a simple
data!!!
AAARGH :P Help me!
Tnx at all!
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Do you mean Date, resp DateTime? And do you mean a JavaScript webservice?

In any case, it is good to keep things simple when you program a
webservice. The serialization/deserialization time and difficulty must
not be neglected, since everything is sent in text form (XML over HTTP).

I recommend you to use a string representation of your Date/DateTime,
and to plan a little logic to code/decode this value on the server,
respectively on the client.

I hope that helps,
Laurent
 
Thus wrote Pablo,
Hi at all!
How can i send a DATA (not a DataTime) Type to a Java WebService?
In .NET we have only a DataTime that is incompatible with the Data
(calendar) Type of Java!
How can i resolve this problem?
I can't modify the java web-service and i need to send a simple
data!!!
Click to expand...

If the Web Service only works with Java types like java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar
(as opposed to platform agnostic types defined by XSD), there's little you
can do -- other than implement the client in Java or shell out money for
some commercial Java/.NET bridge.

Cheers,
 
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