Steve Leland wrote:
I have Axis2/c 1.6.0 building and working nicely with the builtin http
server on Win 2008. Cool stuff - thanks!!
With this working environment now I get to extend the functionality in
our web service code. I would like to create an automated test
environment to catch regressions introduced by changes in the business
logic, which strikes me as something that others must also have done.
So to those who've already been down this road, would you please tell
me if you think I'm heading in the wrong direction here, and maybe why?
I want to 'record' a test by pointing the client at a trace
facility, and store the resulting http trace of the request
and response in a database.
To run a regression test would involve grabbing the request trace out
of the database, programmaticly handing it to the Axis2c engine, then
comparing the Axis2c generated response to the response in the database.
First question - is that the best approach? (where best == work
correctly and doable relatively fast)
If so, any foresee-able gotchas?
It looks to me like uing a targetting the
raw_xml_in_out_msg_recv might work, but all the doc I can locate is
for java's
class="org.apache.axis2.receifers.RawXMLInOutMessageReceiver". What
syntax to use thttp://wso2.org/projects/wsf/cpphere?
You can write your own message receiver and use it in your service by adding
in your services.xml
For example there is a custom message reciever written to load C++
services in WSF/C++ source [1] at src/msg_recv. Write a similar one and
build the shared library and put it into the Axis2/C repository's lib
directory.
Regards,
Damitha
[1] http://wso2.org/projects/wsf/cpp
tia!
Steve
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