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Web Service Newbie Question
Hi There!
I come from the .NET universe and have lately been working more and more with Java for a contract that I have been assigned to work on. Anyway, I'm working on creating a web service that returns a result set to the calling program. Unfortunately, when I attempt to the create the web service (using WTP eclipse from IBM), I get an error indicating that the result set data type is not recognized.
I'm assuming that this means that the result set is not serializable like a dataset is in .NET.
What is the best way to return a result set from a java web service? One example that I have found is the loop through the result set and load the individual records in a object and store that object into a simple array.
This way seems a little "clunky" to me.
Many thanks for any ideas or help!!
Laurence -
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