[quote author=René link=topic=7558.msg32543#msg32543 date=1355938328]
Hi Cav,
I did my test using Java Composer project. I repeated the test with .NET Composer project and got same result as you

. It means there exists discrepancy in how Java and .NET web service blocks handle input parameters. It is evident that .NET web service block doesn't support parameters of xs:complexType/xs:sequence type even Release Notes saying that such parameters are supported.
You have several options how to 'fix' the issue:
1/ Switch to Java Composer project
2/ Modify web service interface so complex type/sequences are not used
3/ Use Backend block and write you own web service call implementation
4/ Modify Composer's getWebServiceData.aspx page to support complex types/sequences
5/ Raise ticket with Genesys Support to get a fix
R.
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Yup, I have all this options on road right now
1. Not an option, customer wants to use Net
2. Already being done...but will take some time as it is 3rd party provider and $$$
3. The idea is avoid this as we are selling the GVP and that their developers will be able to do it without much 3rd party or another tools involved. So if I tell them, hey you need to create a new backend because the one that Genesys provides doesn't work will be a negative point
4. Working on that but hate lack of documentation from MS
5. On T3 already

but will take a while before they will answer something good
Thanks a lot René!