-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, Sorry for late reply. I don't know AWS so you may need to investigate AWS thing more... Jacob Maine wrote: > I'm trying to use soap4r to write a web service server that will return > multiple output parameters - something like the following: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> > <Envelope> > <Body> > <doSomethingResponse> > <returnCode type="int">0</returnCode> > <returnText type="string">Success</returnText> > </doSomethingResponse> > </Body> > </Envelope> It can be a document/literal service. You really want to do rpc/encoded service + output parameter? > The extra <return> tag, representing an instance of a ReturnStatus struct, > is getting in the way. The problem seems to be that since Ruby functions > always return one value (possibly an object with attributes) the soap4r > implementation always sets that object as the only child of the web service > response tag. Is there a way to define a mapping that will leave an element > out, but encode its children? Or some other way to return multiple > un-wrapped values? Here is the WSDL I know that uses rpc/encoded + output parameter. http://api.map-and-go.com/3.3/server?wsdl (It's not mine and it's just an example WSDL for this case I know. Please do not contact to the owner about this.) Run wsdl2ruby.rb against the WSDL and see mms_MizGIS.rb how you can define a service with output parameter. Regards, // NaHi -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2.1 (Cygwin) iQEVAwUBRNbDbh9L2jg5EEGlAQLzYgf+P97UePa58q+wT54Vq8e3P/CV4SQmWlCp MPHFVYYN1P3aNkxGqXjpGNS5Q8WL4LmxtoGBQYOwt5VKsiZVISenmi9ayFFGwORZ tMLKIqN/dWjTmshZ7kQ3FGMj8hI2QPWCik05/50J5ffGu/G8HZBErn/Jl4K0mFKz 4bHaYLNc6aAZBhjTnMyqBOMZLPNuwacOv7CQ0rAWWb3XInPqrg9lVOmFS7/EWaG/ QHAwqsa6kZr3RwQ8IQ1vOU08naYaMBGmCGxx3kqB9CPz4YAQvscQDpuF4SY0F3vJ Ci5iTTHFIjRERu8zHrXSkxhV51dFEb3jtFHdWh7ghkqoCnonoxzD9w== =XHgz -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----