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Deserialize error WSWS3047E

 
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Hi all,

I have created a webservice client using RAD 6.0. Webservice client generation tool. I used Java Proxy as Client Proxy Type and custom namespace mappings. The wierd thing is when I was trying to test the webservice in my test env. it fails while it works in RAD 6.0.

I would really appreciate any kind of help / advice.

Here is the error log:
 
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can someone please respond?
has anyone come across such an error?

thanks
sk
 
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It seems like the webservices.jar that is being used at runtime in my dev environment is different from the one on my local.
I am packaging the webservices.jar in my EAR, but still not sure why it is referring to the server runtime library.
Can anyone give any advice or suggestions as to how to resovle this.

thanks
sk
 
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