MarshalException

Hello

I get this error when I am accessing a Web Service:

java.rmi.MarshalException: object of the item describing the details of SOAP fault is not available.

Is that what someone has encountered this error? I am using 2 other Web Services that work very well.

The error appears after the operation.invoke line.

The mistake was about the QName of an element which was not exactly the same as the WSDL document.

And another error has been resolved too.

The second error was created by a value zero in one of the items I received.

I changed the Web Service to send an empty string or a dummy value for int instead of Nile.

Hope that will help you.

If you use Java Wireless Toolkit to generate the stub and understand where your error is.

http://Java.Sun.com/products/sjwtoolkit/

Tags: BlackBerry Developers

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