It's an independent piece of code which I'd like to license under ASF.
-Nabeel
Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
Nabeel Yoosuf wrote:
IMHO, Ideally this should be kept in a location independent of both
PHP and Axis2/C repos. If a user wants to have PHP web services in C,
(s)he needs to first download PHP and Axis2/C. Then download and
compile the receiver using the downloaded PHP and Axis2/C libraries.
Since, neither PHP nor Axis2/C is dependent on this receiver; it
just uses what is provided by them.
Well, PHP server side is dependent on this isnt it. If I understand
correct, without this receiver, PHP server side cannot work.
We can find reason for and againts keeping custom receivers in Axis2
repo. I wonder how Axis2 java guys keep custom receivers? What if I
write a C++ message receiver?
If it is based on pure Axis2/C API, then it could be in Axis2/C code
base. If it is dependent on external APIs and if those APIs are not
required by the Axis2/C core, I am not sure if it should be placed in
the Axis2/C code base. For the C++ case, I do not think it is the job
of the main Axis2/C code base to support it - it is an extension, a
wrapper. But it is different from the PHP case, where it does not use
a specific external API.
Samisa...
-Nabeel
On 6/4/06, *Samisa Abeysinghe* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think it is better if we keep it in a PHP related repo.
It is the PHP code that is based on Axis2/C, not that Axis2/C
depends on
PHP. Hence it is the responsibility of the PHP module to hold this
code
IMHO.
Thanks,
Samisa...
Nabeel Yoosuf wrote:
> PHP XML IN-OUT Message Receiver
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
> This message receiver allows you to write your web services
> implementation in PHP and expose it through Axis2/C engine.
>
> It uses PHP embed SAPI to call PHP code from C.
>
> The README file gives some details about the receiver and how to
> install it.
>
> There are two examples shipped with this. echo and math
services. Drop
> them into services folder and you can call it from any client!
>
> I think this should go to a folder called "contributions" inside
> Axis2/C SVN. (c/contributions/php_xml_msg_recv/)
>
> -Nabeel
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