Consuming SOAP in ASP.Net: org.xml.sax.SAXException: …could not find deserializer for type?

The . Net Framework has a hard time deserializing Axis classes in its automated proxy generation. This article may help.It talks about using a custom soap parser to handle this manually.

The . Net Framework has a hard time deserializing Axis classes in its automated proxy generation. This article may help.It talks about using a custom soap parser to handle this manually.

Invoking a Java/AXIS Web Service from .NET.

1: for one thing, Visual Studio has nothing to do with serialization or deserialization, any more than Eclipse does on the Java side of things. Besides, the author of that article says himself that it's a "horrible hack". The article is also from 2007, so why suggest a horrible old hack?

– John Saunders Jun 3 at 18:41 Fox is using the proxy generation in the . Net framework using the "Add Web Reference" function in visual studio. This proxy also handles serialization and deserialization.

Excuse me for saying Visual Studio insead of the . Net framework. It is not the ideal solution but is a solution nonetheless when no others have been posted.

– Slick86 Jun 3 at 18:59 Depends on the situation. Some organizations use code review, and would reject an old hack, preferring instead to learn what the problem is and how to solve it properly. Possibly through using "Add Service Reference" instead of the "Add Web Reference" technique that Microsoft now considers to be a legacy technology.

– John Saunders Jun 3 at 19:05.

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