So you are saying that WS-* WILL NOT BE supported by Axis C++ according to the current roadmap? This is unfortunate if true as there are many advantageous standard/protocols wrapper up with these. I will admit I am bias as WS-CallBack would be extremely useful in my particular situation. In my opinion the inclusion of the WS-* protocols are vital if the Axis C++ or for that matter Axis in general is to be seriously considered for certain enterprise class Web enabled n-tier applications. WS has to potential to be a very power platform and language independent tool to afford ubiquitous access to data and services across any type of network.
But that's just my opinion ;-) Thanks, John 4400 Computer Drive 2nd floor, Mailstop D239 Ext: 35983 -----Original Message----- From: Samisa Abeysinghe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 2:50 AM To: Apache AXIS C Developers List Subject: Re: Is There Roadmap for Axis/C++? On 12/5/05, Chengdong Lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > Is there any roadmap or plan etc. for Axis/C++? What I concern includes > whether Will WS-* protocol be supported? And UDDI? Will there be > architecture changes in seeable future? > I've searched this in mail list and found a post saying there's > something called Axis2/C? Is this under development? Any plan? Axis2C is in the initial stage of development. We plan to have some working version by early next year. The effort is to implement the Axis2 architecture (http://ws.apache.org/axis2/Axis2ArchitectureGuide.html) in C. Axis C++ is mature and has been there for some time. It is very strong when it comes to client side. There has been some improvements on the server side lately as well. However, it is tough to support WS-* with its current architecture. AFAIK, there would not be major architecture changes in Axis C++ in the near future. Thanks, Samisa... > > Thanks. > > --------------------------------------------- > Lu Cheng Dong > >
