A: 

I've encountered a weirdness when connecting a .Net client to Apache Axis in Tomcat before. Did you point your webreference at the *.wsdl file? Try pointing your webreference at the wsdl definition that Axis prints out. Go to /axis/index.jsp > List > pick the service and click WSDL. Use that URL for your webreference object

It made a big difference to the generated web reference code and also solved encoding issues (RPC versus literal) etc on the XML data

james  2009-10-21 00:18:05
The WSDL I imported as a web reference was the one supplied by accessing http://host/pathToService?wsdl -- is the service supplied by the service itself any different than the manager application?
RJCantrell  2009-10-21 14:22:27
try changing from literal to rpc, redeploy the servce then redefine the webreference to pick up the change
james  2009-10-22 02:09:43

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