does vector conform to jax-rpc if marked private transient?
Hi,
I have an object I want to send as part of a web service request.
According to the specification, am I allowed to add a private transient Vector to the object?
The Java to WSDL tool I'm using is complaining when I try to add this field.
Is there an error in the tool or is this really not allowed? I thought because I marked it private and transient, it was okay.
"A JAX-RPC value type is required to conform to the following set of rules if a JAXRPC
value type requires the Java serialization semantics. Note that the following rules
are in addition to the rules (in the section 5.4) for a JAX-RPC value type:
?A JAX-RPC value type must implement the java.io.Serializable interface
?All public fields in the Java class must be non-transient.
?Each non-public, non-transient field must exactly represent a JavaBeans property, and
vice versa.
?Each non-public field that does not exactly represent a JavaBeans property must be
marked transient."
Thanks!
