Standard SOAP doesNOT know about Java objects, it only knows about variables such as strings, numbers, etc.If you really need to send Java objects, you could serialize them to an object stream and send the resulting binary as a SOAP attachment. See SAAJ - the SOAP with Attachments API for Java. This of course would require that your client side have access to the 3rd party library as well as your own custom class library. Hope it helps.//Ali
Hope it helps.//Ali