Anyone got an opinion on removal of these methods - or how come they're in this state?
John Hawkins
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14/01/2005 16:10
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The same seems to be true for IHandlerSoapDeSerializer
virtual xsd__hexBinary AXISCALL getBodyAsHexBinary()=0;
virtual xsd__base64Binary AXISCALL getBodyAsBase64Binary()=0;
virtual AxisChar* AXISCALL getBodyAsChar()=0;
These are only partially implemented or not implemented and should be
removed from the public API until the implementation is complete.
The getBodyAsChar() method also has a malloc() in it which shouldn't be
used. For memory allocation news should be used. This method seems to be
'in progress' and not finished.
Regards,
Andrew Perry
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John Hawkins/UK/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 14/01/2005 15:29:31:
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> Nobody has requested this function and there is no impl.
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> Andrew Perry2/UK/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I've been writing handler tests to test the public APIs available to
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> Is there a plan to actually implement these methods?
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> I feel that these methods should not be in the public API and should be
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> Examples of these are :
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> IHandlerSoapSerialiser->getBodyAsString
> IHandlerSoapSerialiser->setBodyAsHexBinary
> IHandlerSoapSerialiser->setBodyAsBase64Binary
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> Regards,
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> Andrew Perry
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