OK, Im now on axis-c-dev. I found some difficulties in building patches, so I have logged this and 3 other problems on JIRA with details of the changes needed.
I tried to attach patches, but was unable to attach files - some security issue that I need to work out.
I have two other fixes to apply yet, which are compiler warnings for signed/unsigned etc. And one bad return value.
Question about patches- suppose I want to provide patch files for all six of my fixes - I guess I cant build one huge patch as that doesnt help you decide what to apply - but I also cant apply patch after patch unless you know the exact order to apply them - whats the protocol here?
One big patch with comments showing which parts apply to which problem, or an ordered sequence of patches?
On 30/01/06, Sanjiva Weerawarana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ed,
This would be a *very* useful update! Please go ahead and patch it ...
BTW this discussion belongs in axis-c-dev and not here.
Thanks,
Sanjiva.
On Thu, 2006-01-26 at 14:27 +0000, Edward Slattery wrote:
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> I dont know where to log this one - anyone want to tell me if its a
> problem or I am doing something wrong?
>
> I am testing the Guththila parser, and have a WSDL which contains an
> <import> of an XSD.
>
> I have one single guththila environment, and create a new parser for
> each file encountered.
>
> Guththilla cannot handle that because guththila_event is global, and
> the inner parse fails because of handling the wrong event
> type (the GUTHTHILA_EMPTY_ELEMENT from the outer parse.)
>
> By putting the guththila_event inside the parser structure, and
> replacing every occurence (18 in all) of guththila_event with
> parser->guththila_event, I can successfully re-enter and parse nested
> files.
>
> Would that be a useful update?
