I am having an issue with the XmlMixed, XmlRefrences, XmlRefrence annotations... Or so that is what I think is causing the issue. I have a base class called CriteriaSO | @XmlRootElement(name="Criteria") | @XmlType(propOrder = {"sortType"}) | @XmlSeeAlso({IdCriteriaSO.class}) | public abstract class CriteriaSO { | | protected SortType theSortType; | | public CriteriaSO() { | super(); | this.theSortType = KeywordAnalysisSortType.ASCENDING; | } | | @XmlElement(name="SortType", required=true, nillable=false) | public SortType getSortType() { | return theSortType; | } | | public void setSortType(SortType aSortType) { | theSortType = aSortType; | } | | } | I have a two classes that extend the CriteriaSO class :: | @XmlRootElement(name="IdCriteria") | @XmlType(propOrder = {"Ids"}) | public class IdCriteriaSO extends CriteriaSO { | | private static final long serialVersionUID = 20090430001L; | | private List<Integer> theIds; | | public IdCriteriaSO() { | super(SortType.ASCENDING); | this.theKeywordAnalysisIds = new ArrayList<Integer>(); | } | | | @XmlElementWrapper(name = "Ids", nillable=false, required=true) | @XmlElement(name = "Id", required = true, nillable = false) | public List<Integer> getIds() { | return theIds; | } | | public void setIds(List<Integer> aIds) { | theIds = aIds; | } | } | | | @XmlRootElement(name="UserIdCriteria") | @XmlType(propOrder = {"userIds"}) | public class UserIdCriteriaSO extends CriteriaSO { | | private static final long serialVersionUID = 20090430001L; | | private List<Integer> theUserIds; | | public UserIdCriteriaSO() { | super(KeywordAnalysisSortType.ASCENDING); | this.theUserIds = new ArrayList<Integer>(); | } | | | @XmlElementWrapper(name = "userIds", nillable=false, required=true) | @XmlElement(name = "userId", required = true, nillable = false) | public List<Integer> getUserIds() { | return theUserIds; | } | | public void setUserIds(List<Integer> anUserIds) { | theUserIds = anUserIds; | } | } | I then created a List wrapper to contain the CriteriaSO object instances like so :: | @XmlRootElement(name="CriteriaList") | @XmlSeeAlso({IdCriteriaSO.class, UserIdCriteriaSO.class}) | public class CriteriaListSO { | | private static final long serialVersionUID = 20090424001L; | | private List<CriteriaSO> theCriteria; | | public CriteriaListSO() { | super(); | this.theCriteria = new ArrayList<KeywordAnalysisCriteriaSO>(); | } | | | @XmlMixed | @XmlElementRefs( { | @XmlElementRef(name = "IdCriteria", type = IdCriteriaSO.class), | @XmlElementRef(name = "UserIdCriteria", type = UserIdCriteriaSO.class) }) | public List<CriteriaSO> getCriteria() { | return theCriteria; | } | | public void setCriteria(List<sCriteriaSO> anCriteria) { | theCriteria = anCriteria; | } | } | I have a web service method that takes a CriteriaListSO object as a parameter. | @WebService(name="testService", serviceName="testService") | @SOAPBinding(style=SOAPBinding.Style.DOCUMENT, use=SOAPBinding.Use.LITERAL, parameterStyle=SOAPBinding.ParameterStyle.WRAPPED) | public class TestService { | | | @WebMethod(operationName = "echoCriteria") | @WebResult(name = "CriteriaList") | @RequestWrapper(localName="echoCriteriaRequest") | @ResponseWrapper(localName="echoCriteriaResponse") | public CriteriaListSO echoCriteria(@WebParam(name = "CriteriaList")CriteriaListSO criteriaListSO) throws RemoteException { | | return criteriaListSO; | } | } | My issue is everytime I send a web service request to the echoCriteria web method with some CriteriaSO objects it doesn't set them in the CriteriaList object. What I do see is one of the CriteriaList - ArrayList element's is being set to an object of type java.lang.String. And the contents of the String is the following "\n" For each CriteriaSO object I add to the SOAP request it will add an additional \n to the string contents. I am using JBoss 4.2.1 Any help or guidance would be appreciated. I have spent a few hours now on diffrent annotation configurations trying to figure this out. -Kyle View the original post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4228054#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...