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Bill Mitchell commented on AXIS2C-1046:
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Exactly. A global fix will require the wchar approach. And a global fix will
allow support for other character encodings in the messages, e.g., UTF-16 and
byte-order-markers and all that implies.
I just wanted to raise the question, whether there is something going on here
such that some local solution might work. Or, alternatively, that something is
going on here in the Japanese XP case that is not covered just by adding
wide-char (UCS-2) support. My test environment is Windows US, where many
things happen to work using UTF-8, and I'm focused on the client side, not Axis
under Apache server, so I don't have a good test bed to investigate this in
detail.
Ikeda, to ensure that whatever fix is implemented covers your situation, you
might want to investigate this in a little more detail to see what is happening
at each level. Of course, as is implied in your problem description, you might
already have a work around of placing the mod_axis2.dll in a path that does not
use Japanese characters.
> mod_axis2.dll load fails on Win XP SP2 (Japanese edition)
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> Key: AXIS2C-1046
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2C-1046
> Project: Axis2-C
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: core/deployment
> Affects Versions: 1.3.0
> Environment: Win XP SP2 (Japanese edition)
> Reporter: Ikeda
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> Apache fails to initialize and abort in following circumstance:
> - when Apache need to load mod_Axis2.dll
> - and if its absolute path contains non-ascii characters (2 byte Japanese)
> we confronted such thing when running Apache in Win XP Japanese
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