Hi Harmeet
Axis2/C is a framework to build client and server applications that
exchange data using the SOAP protocol. You can write a web service that
handle requests from clients in one way or two ways communication.
SOAP is xml based and can include binary files inside message. Axis2/C has
methods to support binary attachments to the xml messages.
I don't know if it is the best option for you but if you write, with
axis2, a SOAP compliant web service, you can access it from any platform
and development framework that can use SOAP.
For example I've used my web service written with Axis2/C and running on a
Linux platform to give services to some .net software and from Android
devices using the native SOAP libraryies (in C# on first case and Java in
the second).
In data 03 giugno 2011 alle ore 17:08:10, Harmeet Singh
<[email protected]> ha scritto:
Hi
I need to provide a service which will run on a server. It will receive
images (JPEG, PNG, etc) and will do some processing, and some database
operations etc, and return the status to the client.
I am investigating the best option to achieve this. Is axis2/c made for
this? Or I am at wrong place? Is there any similar example under Axis2/C?
How do a client send big data? The client is most likely an app on a
smart
phone with camera.
Thanks
Harmeet
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