java websrvice and C# code file



(Type your message here)

--------------------------------
From: Ramesh Kumar

Hi
I am trying to consume a Java webservice from .Net client.
There are classes written in java and I am generating a C# file from the WSDL file. The java classes has member variables with get and set methods.
when a c# class is generated all i get is class with public variables defined in it. They are not the propeties with get and set accessors but just the public variables. Is this a limitation or ..am doing somthing wrong.
If this is a limitation then can i modify this source so that I declare properties and evrything should work fine.

Thanks
Regards
Ramesh Kumar.D.

-----------------------
Posted by a user from .NET 247 (http://www.dotnet247.com/)

<Id>N6OvGXj0wkiDdqM2svaVng==</Id>
.



Relevant Pages

  • consuming java webservice
    ... I am trying to consume a Java webservice from .Net client. ... The java classes has member variables with get and set methods. ... They are not the propeties with get and set accessors but just the public variables. ... If this is a limitation then can i modify this source so that I declare properties and evrything should work fine. ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.general)
  • Re: Java is becoming the new Cobol
    ... fad languages Ruby, PHP, C# which will then be replaced by the ... Looking at the two languages, C# is Java, take 2 - the syntax is *very* similar, but it leaves out some of the verbosity of Java. ... We have the property items in the top, then the constructors, then the get and set methods after that. ... I see C# and Java in one camp, and PHP and RoR in the other. ...
    (comp.lang.cobol)
  • Re: V3C->Alltel, do java games work?
    ... say that the razr hardware couldn't do java apps. ... I though maybe the brew ... limitation was a limitation of the verizon firmware. ...
    (alt.cellular.verizon)
  • Re: how to enlarger Java heap size?
    ... Java _could_ provide larger heaps by not depending directly on the OS to allocate the space. ... That Java chooses not to work around a limitation imposed by the 32-bitness of the host system, is not a flaw in Java but a refusal to do the unnecessary. ... It's not like it would have been _impossible_ for them to support larger heaps on 32-bit OSs. ... You are absolutely correct in your analysis, however you require a somewhat idiosyncratic albeit somewhat defensible definition of "fault". ...
    (comp.lang.java.programmer)
  • Re: File.owner
    ... Peraphs this is due to the difficult to solve this problem in a platform indipendent way. ... this limitation? ... Does Java 6 have this capability? ...
    (comp.lang.java.programmer)

Loading