Thank you for the concise and definite answer!
Then came to the implementation. Does the server side have to do something
extra, besides providing a service WSDL, for the Axis2C based client to invoke
its functions? I mean has to the service side provide a particular wrapper
around itself, in order for the client to interface to it? If not necessarily,
then how could client talk to the service since it's implemented in Java?
Any suggestions and advice will be appreciated!
Mike
> Date: Sat, 3 May 2008 00:00:25 +0530> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
axis-c-dev@ws.apache.org> Subject: Re: Novice questions regarding Axis2C client
development.> > Mike Zhao wrote:> > Hi There,> > > > I'm trying to use Axis2C
to develop a SOAP client that would > > need interface with the Apache CXF
based web services. These > > services were largely implemented in Java, though
the client needs to > > be in C++.> > > > The first question I have is how
feasible this could be? Or simply, > > would this be possible, and if it'd,
what could be the impact to the > > performance due to the message/method
conversions between two language > > implementations.> > Yes, it is possible.>
> > > > Assuming this scenario would be feasible, then technically, my guess >
> was I'd need to create a C/C++ wrapper/skeleton around the services, > >
which would interface with/invoke the functions of interest.> > > > Yes.> >
Samisa...> > >
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