RE: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
I have tried that way too. The problem is that in the Call.cpp things are
hardcoded.
Axis will always look into [AXISCPP_DEPLOY]\axiscpp.conf for the key
Channel_HTTP_SSL. If it doesn't file that key you cannot use SSL.
NOTE:
AXISCPP_DEPLOY - environment variable
My axiscpp.conf:
Channel_HTTP_SSL:C:\myprojects\axis-c-1-5-win32\bin\HTTPSSLChannel.dll
-Original Message-
From: huagang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 03:51
To: Apache AXIS C User List
Subject: Re: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
I guess you should use the other constructor,
StockQuoteService(const char* pchEndpointUri, AXIS_PROTOCOL_TYPE
eProtocol=APTHTTP1_1);
-
huagang
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is anyone there who can give me a clue Please
_
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 mai 2005 10:37
To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'
Subject: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
I have to mention that i have user Axis 1.5 and Axis 1.6 20 May nightly
build
_
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 mai 2005 10:09
To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'
Subject: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi there,
I have a Java Axis server and i'm trying to connect with a stub
written in C++. It works fine on http but it failes on https.
I see when I run the program in debug mode that the HttpSSLChannel is
never loaded. The application failes at this line in the Stub: if
(AXIS_SUCCESS !=
m_pCall-initialize(CPP_DOC_PROVIDER)) return pReturn;
My Tomcat server is behind Apache 1.3.1 and i'm using MOD_JK to
make those applications talk to each other. My guess is that the
request never leaves my client. To prove this I have used a network
sniffer and indeed, the client dies before any request is sent to the
server. Maybe I don't have all the DDLs ?? I have installed openssl
The client runs on Windows.
Any help is appeciated.
thanks
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RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
It got, thank you.
Here is the ISSUE: i'm creating an installer with InstallShield.
InstallShield decompress the files in a temporary directory. Now I have to set
the environment variable AXISCPP_DEPLOY to
point to the directory where Axis can find
axiscpp.conf.
This make things a little harder. It would be nice if
youcould specify with an API call the HTTPS DLL.
To make things clear: AXIS works with SSL but you have to set it
in a very unusual way.
Thanks
From: Fred Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 15:36To:
axis-c-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Fw: Axis C++ SSL
problem
Hi Popa, I don't know if this message
got through... Regards,Fred
Preston.-
Forwarded by Fred Preston/UK/IBM on 05/24/2005 01:33 PM -
Fred Preston
05/24/2005 10:55 AM
To:
axis-c-user@ws.apache.org cc:
From:
Fred Preston/UK/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:
Axis C++ SSL problemHi Popa,
There could be several reasons why SSL is not working for
you... The SSL channel library is only loaded when it is declared in the
axiscpp.conf file. Check that your axiscpp.conf file contains the
following line:- Channel_HTTP_SSL:inst_dir\bin\HTTPGSKitChannel.dll
When inst_dir is the directory
where you have installed Axis. You
do not mention what type of exception is caught by your application. You
should have a try...catch block around the web services code. Here is an
example of the type of exception handling you should be using...
try {
WebServicews(
pszEndpoint);
cout "WebService test returns " ws.test( 0)
endl; } catch( SoapFaultException sfe) {
// Catch any SOAP fault cout "SoapFaultException: "
sfe.getFaultCode() " " sfe.what() endl;
} catch(
AxisException e) {
//
Catch an AXIS exception cout
"AxisException: " e.getExceptionCode() " " e.what() endl; } catch( exception e) { // Catch a general exception cout "Unknown Exception: " e.what()
endl; } catch( ...) { // Catch any
other exception cout
"Unspecified Exception: " endl; } Try these first and see how
you get on... It could be the problem lies elsewhere, but any exception
thrown will help to narrow the search area :-) Regards,Fred Preston.is anyone there who can give me a clue Please
_ From: Popa Horia
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 23 mai 2005 10:37To:
'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'Subject: RE: Axis C++ SSL
problemI have to mention that i have user Axis 1.5 and
Axis 1.6 20 May nightlybuild _
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 mai 2005 10:09To:
'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'Subject: Axis C++ SSL
problem Hi
there, I have a Java Axis
server and i'm trying to connect with a stubwritten in C++. It
works fine on http but it failes on https.I see when I run the program
in debug mode that the HttpSSLChannel is neverloaded. The application
failes at this line in the Stub: if (AXIS_SUCCESS
!=m_pCall-initialize(CPP_DOC_PROVIDER)) return pReturn;
My Tomcat server is behind Apache 1.3.1 and i'm using
MOD_JK to makethose applications talk to each other. My guess is that
the request neverleaves my client. To prove this I have used a network
sniffer and indeed,the client dies before any request is sent to the
server. Maybe I don't haveall the DDLs ?? I have installed openssl
The client runs on Windows.
Any help is appeciated.
thanks
AEROSPACEINFORMATIONCO.,
LTD. virus-free and secure email
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa,
This
is something we are looking into (i.e. being able to set configuration
information from the client application), but unfortunately, there are
no commands at present to do this. Thus, you are stuck with having
to configure Axis through the axiscpp.conf file :-(. If at all possible,
could you elaborate on the unusual steps you have taken to get SSL working
(in your e-mail you say, AXIS
works with SSL but you have to set it in a very unusual way.)?
Regards,
Fred Preston.
Popa Horia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
05/24/2005 02:22 PM
Please respond to Apache AXIS
C User List
To:
'Apache AXIS C User List'
axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
Subject:
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
It got, thank you.
Here is the ISSUE: i'm creating
an installer with InstallShield. InstallShield decompress the files in
a temporary directory. Now I have to set the environment variable AXISCPP_DEPLOY
to point to the directory
where Axis can find axiscpp.conf.
This make things a little
harder. It would be nice if you could specify with an API call the HTTPS
DLL.
To make things clear: AXIS works
with SSL but you have to set it in a very unusual way.
Thanks
From: Fred Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 15:36
To: axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: Fw: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa,
I don't know if this message got through...
Regards,
Fred Preston.
- Forwarded by Fred Preston/UK/IBM on 05/24/2005 01:33 PM -
Fred Preston
05/24/2005 10:55 AM
To:axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
From:Fred Preston/UK/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Axis C++
SSL problem
Hi Popa,
There could be several reasons why SSL is not
working for you... The SSL channel library is only loaded when it
is declared in the axiscpp.conf file. Check that your axiscpp.conf
file contains the following line:-
Channel_HTTP_SSL:inst_dir\bin\HTTPGSKitChannel.dll
When inst_dir is the directory where you have installed Axis.
You do not mention what type of exception is caught by your application.
You should have a try...catch block around the web services code.
Here is an example of the type of exception handling you should be
using...
try
{
WebServicews( pszEndpoint);
cout WebService test returns
ws.test( 0) endl;
}
catch( SoapFaultException sfe)
{
// Catch any SOAP fault
cout SoapFaultException:
sfe.getFaultCode() sfe.what()
endl;
}
catch( AxisException e)
{
// Catch an AXIS exception
cout AxisException: e.getExceptionCode()
e.what() endl;
}
catch( exception e)
{
// Catch a general exception
cout Unknown Exception: e.what()
endl;
}
catch( ...)
{
// Catch any other exception
cout Unspecified Exception: endl;
}
Try these first and see how you get on... It could be the problem
lies elsewhere, but any exception thrown will help to narrow the search
area :-)
Regards,
Fred Preston.
is anyone there who can give me a clue Please
_
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 mai 2005 10:37
To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'
Subject: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
I have to mention that i have user Axis 1.5 and Axis 1.6 20 May nightly
build
_
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 mai 2005 10:09
To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'
Subject: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi there,
I have a Java Axis server and i'm trying
to connect with a stub
written in C++. It works fine on http but it failes on https.
I see when I run the program in debug mode that the HttpSSLChannel
is never
loaded. The application failes at this line in the Stub: if (AXIS_SUCCESS
!=
m_pCall-initialize(CPP_DOC_PROVIDER)) return pReturn;
My Tomcat server is behind Apache 1.3.1
and i'm using MOD_JK to make
those applications talk to each other. My guess is that the request
never
leaves my client. To prove this I have used a network sniffer and indeed,
the client dies before any request is sent to the server. Maybe I don't
have
all the DDLs ?? I have installed openssl
The client runs on Windows.
Any help is appeciated.
thanks
AEROSPACEãINFORMATIONãCO., LTD.
virus-free and secure email
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
By unusual way I ment: create the conf fileand the
environment variable.It wasn't so easy for me to figure this out. It
wasn't easy because I didn't use the conf file and without looking into the code
i would never figure out how to do it.
Still this doesn't solve me the issue of changing the environment
for the AxisClient.dll:
- I run the installer
- I set the environment variable to point to the temp
directory
- I generate the conf file in the temp
directory
- Make a call to the Webservice.
To set the environment variable I use SetEnvironmentVariable .The problem is that it seems
like the AxisClient DLL doesn't see this variable. I know that each process gets
a copy of the environment from the parent process. I don't know why this isn't
working for DLLs. Any ideas ?
Axis uses genenv call from C++ Runtime to read the AXISCPP_DEPLOY
variable.
From: Fred Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 17:50To: Apache AXIS C User
ListSubject: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa, This is something we are
looking into (i.e. being able to set configuration information from the client
application), but unfortunately, there are no commands at present to do this.
Thus, you are stuck with having to configure Axis through the axiscpp.conf
file :-(. If at all possible, could you elaborate on the unusual steps you
have taken to get SSL working (in your e-mail you say, "AXIS works with SSL but you have to set it in a very unusual
way.")? Regards,Fred Preston.
Popa Horia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
05/24/2005 02:22 PM Please respond to "Apache AXIS C User List"
To:
"'Apache AXIS C User List'"
axis-c-user@ws.apache.org cc:
Subject:
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
It
got, thank you. Here is the ISSUE: i'm creating an installer with
InstallShield. InstallShield decompress the files in a temporary directory. Now
I have to set the environment variable AXISCPP_DEPLOY to
point to the directory where Axis can find axiscpp.conf. This make things a little harder. It would be nice if you could
specify with an API call the HTTPS DLL. To make things clear: AXIS works with SSL but you have to set it in a
very unusual way. Thanks
From: Fred Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 15:36To:
axis-c-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Fw: Axis C++ SSL
problemHi
Popa,
I don't know if this message got through...
Regards,Fred
Preston.- Forwarded by Fred Preston/UK/IBM on 05/24/2005 01:33 PM
-
Fred
Preston
05/24/2005 10:55 AM
To:
axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
From:
Fred Preston/UK/[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa,There could be several reasons why SSL is
not working for you... The SSL channel library is only loaded when it is
declared in the axiscpp.conf file. Check that your axiscpp.conf file
contains the following line:- Channel_HTTP_SSL:inst_dir\bin\HTTPGSKitChannel.dll When inst_dir is the
directory where you have installed Axis. You do not mention what type of exception is caught
by your application. You should have a try...catch block around the web
services code. Here is an example of the type of exception handling you
should be using... try {WebServicews(
pszEndpoint);cout "WebService test returns "
ws.test( 0) endl; } catch( SoapFaultException sfe) {// Catch
any SOAP faultcout "SoapFaultException: "
sfe.getFaultCode() " " sfe.what()
endl; } catch( AxisException
e) {
// Catch an AXIS exception cout "AxisException: "
e.getExceptionCode() " " e.what()
endl; } catch( exception
e) {
// Catch a general exception cout "Unknown Exception: "
e.what() endl; } catch( ...) {
// Catch any other exception cout "Unspecified Exception: "
endl; } Try
these first and see how you get on... It could be the problem lies
elsewhere, but any exception thrown will help to narrow the search area
:-) Regards,Fred Preston.is anyone there who can give me a clue Please
_ From: Popa Horia
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 23 mai 2005 10:37To:
'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'Subject: RE: Axis C++ SSL
problemI have to mention that i have user Axis 1.5 and
Axis 1.6 20 May nightlybuild _
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 mai 2005 10:09To:
'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'Subject: Axis C++ SSL
problem Hi
there, I have a Java Axis
server and i'm trying to connect with a stubwritten in C++. It
works fine on http but it failes on https.I see when I run the program
in debug mode that the HttpSSLChannel is neverloaded. The application
failes at this line in the Stub: if (AXIS_SUCCESS
!=m_pCall-initialize(CPP_DOC_PROVIDER)) return pReturn;
My Tom
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa,
I'm
not familiar with IS, but it may well be that environment variables set
whilst the current instance of IS is running will not be 'seen' by IS until
it is run again. I know that if you change environment variables
whilst running some programs they will not pick up the changes until they
are next run (MSVC is definitely one such application). You will
have to read the IS manuals to see if there is any information/examples
on this subject...
Regards,
Fred Preston.
Popa Horia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
05/24/2005 04:21 PM
Please respond to Apache AXIS
C User List
To:
'Apache AXIS C User List'
axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
Subject:
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
By unusual way I ment: create
the conf file and the environment variable. It wasn't so easy for me to
figure this out. It wasn't easy because I didn't use the conf file and
without looking into the code i would never figure out how to do it.
Still this doesn't solve me the
issue of changing the environment for the AxisClient.dll:
-
I run the installer
-
I set the environment variable to point to the temp directory
-
I generate the conf file in the temp directory
-
Make a call to the Webservice.
To
set the environment variable I use SetEnvironmentVariable
.The problem is that it seems like the AxisClient DLL doesn't see this
variable. I know that each process gets a copy of the environment from
the parent process. I don't know why this isn't working for DLLs. Any ideas
?
Axis uses genenv call from C++
Runtime to read the AXISCPP_DEPLOY
variable.
From: Fred Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 17:50
To: Apache AXIS C User List
Subject: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa,
This is something we are looking into (i.e.
being able to set configuration information from the client application),
but unfortunately, there are no commands at present to do this. Thus,
you are stuck with having to configure Axis through the axiscpp.conf file
:-(. If at all possible, could you elaborate on the unusual steps
you have taken to get SSL working (in your e-mail you say, AXIS
works with SSL but you have to set it in a very unusual way.)?
Regards,
Fred Preston.
Popa Horia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
05/24/2005 02:22 PM
Please respond to Apache AXIS C User List
To:'Apache
AXIS C User List' axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
Subject:RE: Axis
C++ SSL problem
It got, thank you.
Here is the ISSUE: i'm creating an installer with InstallShield. InstallShield
decompress the files in a temporary directory. Now I have to set the environment
variable AXISCPP_DEPLOY
to point to the directory
where Axis can find axiscpp.conf.
This make things a little harder. It would be nice if you could specify
with an API call the HTTPS DLL.
To make things clear: AXIS works with SSL but you have to set it in a very
unusual way.
Thanks
From: Fred Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 mai 2005 15:36
To: axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: Fw: Axis C++ SSL problem
Hi Popa,
I don't know if this message got through...
Regards,
Fred Preston.
- Forwarded by Fred Preston/UK/IBM on 05/24/2005 01:33 PM -
Fred Preston
05/24/2005 10:55 AM
To:axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
From:Fred Preston/UK/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Axis C++ SSL
problem
Hi Popa,
There could be several reasons why SSL is not working
for you... The SSL channel library is only loaded when it is declared
in the axiscpp.conf file. Check that your axiscpp.conf file contains
the following line:-
Channel_HTTP_SSL:inst_dir\bin\HTTPGSKitChannel.dll
When inst_dir is the directory where you have installed Axis.
You do not mention what type of exception is caught by your application.
You should have a try...catch block around the web services code.
Here is an example of the type of exception handling you should be
using...
try
{
WebServicews( pszEndpoint);
cout WebService test returns
ws.test( 0) endl;
}
catch( SoapFaultException sfe)
{
// Catch any SOAP fault
cout SoapFaultException:
sfe.getFaultCode() sfe.what()
endl;
}
catch( AxisException e)
{
// Catch an AXIS exception
cout AxisException: e.getExceptionCode()
e.what() endl;
}
catch( exception e)
{
// Catch a general exception
cout Unknown Exception: e.what()
endl;
}
catch( ...)
{
// Catch any other exception
cout Unspecified Exception: endl;
}
Try these first and see how you get on... It could be the problem
lies elsewhere, but any exception thrown will help to narrow the search
area :-)
Regards,
Fred Preston.
is anyone there who can give me a clue Please
_
From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 mai 2005 10:37
To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'
Subject: RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
I have to mention that i have user Axis 1.5 and Axis 1.6 20 May nightly
build
RE: Axis C++ SSL problem
I have to mention that i have user Axis 1.5 and Axis 1.6 20 May nightly build From: Popa Horia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 21 mai 2005 10:09To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'Subject: Axis C++ SSL problem Hi there, I have a Java Axis server and i'm trying to connect with a stubwritten in C++. It works fine on http but it failes on https. I see when I run the program in debug mode that the HttpSSLChannel is never loaded. The application failes at this line in the Stub: if (AXIS_SUCCESS != m_pCall-initialize(CPP_DOC_PROVIDER)) return pReturn; My Tomcat server is behind Apache 1.3.1 and i'm using MOD_JK to make those applications talk to each other. My guess is that the request never leaves my client. To prove this I have used a network sniffer and indeed, the client dies before any request is sent to the server. Maybe I don't have all the DDLs ?? I have installed openssl The client runs on Windows. Any help is appeciated. thanks
