Hi All,
I work for a commercial software company. Our product is a business software that is developed in C++ and runs on various platforms : Solaris, Linux, WIndows-32-bit, AIX, HP-UX-Itanium. The C++ compiler we use is vendor supplied, not g++. For example in Windows, we use VC++, on AIX, we use xlC. Our customer has exposed some web services (WSDL) that we need to make calls to. So I basically need a portable C++ Soap client solution for all these platforms. I am open to C as well as C++ solutions for the web services calls. I guess Axis2 is more mature than Axis ? The WSDL the customer has given is non-trivial with complex types and arrays of complex types. Given that I need a solution that works on many platforms as mentioned above, and also I want latest jira-fixes that have been made, which one would you recommend ? Axis cpp or Axis2/C ? I tried playing with axis-c-1.6b-Win32-trace-bin binaries on windows and got hello world/calculator examples to work, but had some problems with using my customer's WSDLs. I posted the problems on this forum earlier. It was suggested to me to pick up latest source and build it. Here are the links for C++ I found, but they appear old : http://ws.apache.org/axis/cpp/download.html - Can someone please point me to the latest ? Thanks a lot. For Axis2/C : I guess this link is the correct one to pick up from ? http://ws.apache.org/axis2/c/download.cgi Am I right in saying that Axis CPP or Axis2/C has not been ported to HP-UX yet ? I would really appreciate your replies. Thanks a lot. - B
