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returning multiple values in a web service

 
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I am designing a web-service using java and eclipse which returns the user details who are marked as customer in the database.


GetData.java



LoginDetailsVO.java


On running the code I get object references like these: [[Ljava.lang.Object;@4d5575, [Ljava.lang.Object;@5585dc]
How can I get valid user details in place of object references? Please advice.

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You need to construct a XML with all the user details and return the xml as String to the caller.
 
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Santhosh ayiappan wrote:You need to construct a XML with all the user details and return the xml as String to the caller.



Hi Santhosh,

Thanks for the reply. Would you please provide an example so that I could gain some insight as I am very new to web-services.

Or perhaps you could provide me a link where I could learn how to handle these cases.

Thanks again.
 
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You can use the XML Parser as you wish (DOM/SAX) and construct a Document object.

Then parse the LoginDetailsVO object and extract the values and set them to the Document object and finally you can convert the Document object to String and return that.

This link would be a starter for you. Dom Parser

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i think you are getting proper result & just printing it on screen in an incorrect way. just add a toString() method to your POJO class returning the username (or something you can identify) from it. you can also add LoggingInInterceptor & LoggingOutInterceptor to see what is going out & what is coming back to the client.
 
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