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Ksoap2 Android - how to specify namespace for child properties of a complex object?

I am trying to upload a complex object to a WCF web service using KSoap2 Android and with some difficulty I do it. I made successful web service calls when I use SoapUI and fill in the data manually. A successful request created by SoapUI is as follows:

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:tem="http://tempuri.org/" xmlns:fpm="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/FPMobileServices">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
  <tem:CommitOne>
     <tem:qr>
        <fpm:ClientID>8aa2f6a4-4d15-4b4c-9cac-fb2478d0d27a</fpm:ClientID>
        <fpm:CreatedBy>admin</fpm:CreatedBy>
        <fpm:CreatedDate>2012-03-01T19:50:37</fpm:CreatedDate>
        <fpm:DimensionID>8a02a339-b5a7-4c76-b95f-5891ef57736d</fpm:DimensionID>
        <fpm:ImageID>b76c7bcc-a8f8-49ff-94c6-08cd2e05b1a8</fpm:ImageID>
        <fpm:IndicatorID>4637b333-701d-4d03-a708-4de48569be84</fpm:IndicatorID>
        <fpm:LoanOperationNumber>6-2011-72978</fpm:LoanOperationNumber>
        <fpm:ModifiedBy>admin</fpm:ModifiedBy>
        <fpm:ModifiedDate>2012-03-01T19:50:37</fpm:ModifiedDate>
        <fpm:QuestionaireCompletedDate>2012-03-01T19:50:54</fpm:QuestionaireCompletedDate>
        <fpm:QuestionnaireID>99967f70-8161-4922-929f-03136a389ba6</fpm:QuestionnaireID>
        <fpm:ResultID>95fa03b5-80af-479d-9dec-f2bf94baf3cd</fpm:ResultID>
        <fpm:ResultWeighting>0</fpm:ResultWeighting>
        <fpm:StatusLevelID>03a91cd6-93cd-4503-a676-efa2967e82a7</fpm:StatusLevelID>
        <fpm:UploadID>141D6A1F-8FFD-4CA4-8073-009338F22B13</fpm:UploadID>
     </tem:qr>
  </tem:CommitOne>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

The query created by my Java code is as follows:

<v:Envelope xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:d="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:c="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:v="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<v:Header />
<v:Body>
    <CommitOne xmlns="http://tempuri.org/" id="o0" c:root="1">
        <qr>
            <ClientID>8aa2f6a4-4d15-4b4c-9cac-fb2478d0d27a</ClientID>
            <LoanOperationNumber>6-2011-72978</LoanOperationNumber>
            <CreatedBy i:null="true" />
            <CreatedDate>2012-03-01T19:50:37</CreatedDate>
            <DimensionID>8a02a339-b5a7-4c76-b95f-5891ef57736d</DimensionID>
            <ImageID>b76c7bcc-a8f8-49ff-94c6-08cd2e05b1a8</ImageID>
            <IndicatorID>4637b333-701d-4d03-a708-4de48569be84</IndicatorID>
            <ModifiedBy i:null="true" />
            <ModifiedDate i:null="true" />
            <QuestionnaireCompletedDate>2012-03-01T19:50:54</QuestionnaireCompletedDate>
            <QuestionnaireID>99967f70-8161-4922-929f-03136a389ba6</QuestionnaireID>
            <ResultID i:type="d:string">95fa03b5-80af-479d-9dec-f2bf94baf3cc</ResultID>
            <ResultWeighting>0</ResultWeighting>
            <StatusLevelID>03a91cd6-93cd-4503-a676-efa2967e82a7</StatusLevelID>
            <UploadID i:type="d:string">8ffa3665-b691-486f-91a0-ebbe8575896c</UploadID>
        </qr>
    </CommitOne>
</v:Body>

The main difference between the two is the prefixes / namespaces. For some reason, when the "qr" object comes into my .NET code, all of its properties are zero / zero.

I tried two different approaches in my java code, trying to set my "qr" object as PropertyInfo:

    SoapObject request = new SoapObject(NAMESPACE, METHOD_NAME); 

    // build request object 
    PropertyInfo qrPi = new PropertyInfo();
    qrPi.setName("qr");
    qrPi.setType(qr.getClass());
    qrPi.setValue(qr);

    request.addProperty(qrPi);

And also setting my "qr" as a SoapObject, and then using .addProperty:

    SoapObject result = new SoapObject(NAMESPACE, "qr");
    result.addProperty("ClientID", (String) qr.getClientID());
    result.addProperty("CreatedBy", (String) qr.getCreatedBy());
    result.addProperty("CreatedDate", (String) qr.getCreatedDate());
    result.addProperty("DimensionID", (String) qr.getDimensionID());
    result.addProperty("ImageID", (String) qr.getImageID());
    result.addProperty("IndicatorID", (String) qr.getIndicatorID());
    result.addProperty("LoanOperationNumber", (String) qr.getLoanOperationNumber());
    result.addProperty("ModifiedBy", (String) qr.getModifiedBy());
    result.addProperty("ModifiedDate", (String) qr.getModifiedDate());
    result.addProperty("QuestionnaireCompletedDate", (String) qr.getQuestionnaireCompletedDate());
    result.addProperty("QuestionnaireID", (String) qr.getQuestionnaireID());
    result.addProperty("ResultID", (String) qr.getResultID());
    result.addProperty("ResultWeighting", qr.getResultWeighting());
    result.addProperty("StatusLevelID", (String) qr.getStatusLevelID());
    result.addProperty("UploadID", (String) qr.getUploadID());

    request.addSoapObject(result);

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result.addProperty(String "ClientID", Object qr.getClientID());

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PropertyInfo pi = new PropertyInfo();
pi.setNamespace(QR_NAMESPACE);
pi.setType(PropertyInfo.STRING_CLASS);
pi.setName("ClientID");
pi.setValue(qr.getClientID()); 
result.addProperty(pi);

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