Here are the XML schemas for the four complex objects. Students can
expect the field names and encoding types to be the ones that will be
incorperated in future versions of the WSDL.

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11/21/2005

The webservice has been upgraded (at least from my point of view) and is now 
available at http://test83.cwru.edu:8080/axis/services/eParcel with the wsdl 
at http://test83.cwru.edu:8080/axis/services/eParcel?wsdl
You'll notice that the entire WSDL is now specified, allowing for easier 
validation server-side. In order to make this migration possible, a few of the 
stipulations in the protocol had to be tweaked. The wsdl -should- be adequate 
to describe all the changes because now you can see what the server is 
expecting instead of random strings, but a few of the points to highlight are 
that ampersands will no longer be sent to the server, nor will any xml headers 
other than the one for the entire webservice request. The Stublist and 
DataRange objects have response fields in addition to the fields specified in 
the protocol in order to send response codes along with the object.

Here's the bad news: this means quite a few minor changes to your code. Also, 
the migration of the code has lost a few corner cases that will need to be 
cleaned up. By and large this should not affect things too badly providing you 
aren't actually trying to break the server's poor little mind with odd cases. 
All commands but SYN/SEND/RECEIVE should be fully implemented with a few 
wrinkles to iron out. Send and receive only function in the case where the 
commands are executed in strict alternation for a particular eStub, begining 
with send. Syn is encountering severe threading issues at this point but 
should be back to mostly functional at some point tonight.

Back to the good news: installation issues have been solved and with the code 
being MUCH easier to work with now that it is OO as Java intended, fixes 
should occur more rapidly, but expect somewhat frequent server restarts that 
may cause you to lose data for a few days. Please send me descriptions of bugs 
you find and I shall do my best to respond quickly (maybe even with a fix).


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11/21/2005

For the people who chose to implement in Java, you may wish to grab the files 
at http://vorlon.case.edu/~jmf34/eParcelFiles/
which contain all the objects that are used in the new incarnation of the 
webservice. The EParcelSOAPBindingStub.java file should make working with the 
webservice VERY simple as it makes the calls once you instantiate the objects.