WebService Axis2 (2): The transfer of compound type data

In practical applications, not only do you need to use WebService to pass simple types of data, but sometimes you need to pass more complex data, which can be called composite types of data. Arrays and classes (interfaces) are more commonly used as composite types. In Axis2, you can declare an array or class (interface) directly using the parameter or return value type of the WebService method. Note, however, that only one-dimensional arrays are used when defining an array type, and if you want to pass a multidimensional array, you can use delimiters to delimit them, as shown in the following code:

string[] Strarray = new string[]{"Bicycles, airplanes, rockets", "China, USA, Germany", "Superman, Spider-Man, Iron Man"};

The above code can be seen as a two-dimensional array of 3*3.

When passing an object instance of a class, in addition to declaring the array type directly as the corresponding class or interface, you can also serialize the object instance, that is, convert an object instance into a byte array for delivery, and then deserialize the receiver to restore the object instance.

The following example code demonstrates how to pass the data of an array and Class (interface) type, and shows how to upload an image using a byte array. The client code for this example is written in Java and C #. The following steps are required to complete this example:

First, implement the service-side code

Complextypeservice is a WebService class that has the following code:

 import java.io.FileOutputStream; Import data.
DataForm; 
    public class Complextypeservice {//upload image, Imagebyte parameter indicates the byte of the upload image file,//length parameter indicates the byte length of the image file (this parameter value may be less than the Imagebyte array length)
        public boolean uploadimagewithbyte (byte[] imagebyte, int length) {FileOutputStream FOS = null;
            try {//To save the uploaded image in the D-disk test1.jpg file Fos = new FileOutputStream ("d:\\test1.jpg");
            Bytes Fos.write (imagebyte, 0, length) to begin writing to the image file;
        Fos.close ();
        catch (Exception e) {return false;
                    finally {if (FOS!= null) {try {
                Fos.close ();
    The catch (Exception e) {}}} is return true;
   }//Return one-dimensional string array public string[] GetArray () {string[] Strarray = new string[]{"Bike", "Airplane", "Rocket"};     return strarray; }//Return two-dimensional string array public string[] Getmdarray () {string[] Strarray = new string[]{"Bicycles, airplanes, rockets", "China, USA, Germany"
        "Superman, Spider-Man, Iron Man"};
    return strarray;
    //Returns the object instance public DataForm Getdataform () of the DataForm class () {return new dataform (); ///Serializes the object instance of the DataForm class and returns the serialized byte array public byte[] Getdataformbytes () throws Exception {Java.io.Byte
        Arrayoutputstream BAOs = new Java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream ();
        Java.io.ObjectOutputStream Oos = new Java.io.ObjectOutputStream (BAOs);
        Oos.writeobject (New DataForm ());
    return Baos.tobytearray (); }
}