Sutter wrote:
Hello Rajiky

I'm not so familiar with c development and for my opinion it is not possible to debug a remote service. If it is how can I enable it? I already added some printf in the service implementation. The first one is in the initialization of the service. But these output are not visible - so I think the Segmentation fault occurs when loading the so file.
Could you please send in your service code and the commands you used to compile the service?
That would help us to figure out the problem.

Thanks,
Samisa...

Michael

Rajika Kumarasiri wrote:
Hello Michael,
I did the same thing but for the client side(i.e developed a c++ client which uses the axis2/c libs), and it works fine for me, and I think your case should be possible, may be you can enable debug options in compilation and try to debug to figure out where it breaks.

Rajika

On 8/29/07, *Michael Sutter* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    Hello list,

    I want to access cpp classes from a axis2c service. Therefore I
    generated a simple service adding two numbers. I compiled the
    skeleton file with g++ and all the rest of the files with gcc.
    After that everything is linked with g++.
    The problem is when I want to access the service a always get a
    segmentation fault. For my opinion everything is wright - all .h
    have the extern C statement and so I think it is possible to link
    c and cpp together in one so file.
    Have I made something? Or is it impossible to access cpp classes
    from the service? If it is possible, what have I made wrong? I'm
    using axis2c version 1.0.

    Kind regards
    Michael
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