Re: SOAP in Applets (was: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?)
Ahhh. THAT would explain why it seemed to 'come and go' with different
installs of SOAP 2.2 - I didn't notice those Xerces minor releases! :)
Thanks so much,
Richard.
Mark
Childerson To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SOAP in Applets (was: do an
Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?)
03/05/2002
11:50 PM
Please
respond to
soap-user
The problem was in Xerces 1.4.1 and not Xerces 1.4.4, so just keep track of
your Xerces version and you should be ok.
Mark
At 02:10 PM 5/3/02 +1000, you wrote:
>Guys,
>
>Can I just ask this one again? It's pretty important (to me, at least :)
>
>...
>
>Could I just confirm that the bug to do with accessing a JAXP debug
>security property (I'm sorry I can't remember the exact line) that was
>stopping Apache SOAP working in (non-signed) Java applets, and yet seemed
a
>pretty easy fix, has been
>addressed?
>
>It seems to come and go with different versions of 2.2, but I'd
>just like the peace of mind of knowing that somebody has definitely fixed
>it :)
>
>Many thanks,
>
>Richard.
>
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Re: SOAP in Applets (was: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?)
The problem was in Xerces 1.4.1 and not Xerces 1.4.4, so just keep track of your Xerces version and you should be ok. Mark At 02:10 PM 5/3/02 +1000, you wrote: >Guys, > >Can I just ask this one again? It's pretty important (to me, at least :) > >... > >Could I just confirm that the bug to do with accessing a JAXP debug >security property (I'm sorry I can't remember the exact line) that was >stopping Apache SOAP working in (non-signed) Java applets, and yet seemed a >pretty easy fix, has been >addressed? > >It seems to come and go with different versions of 2.2, but I'd >just like the peace of mind of knowing that somebody has definitely fixed >it :) > >Many thanks, > >Richard. > >-- >'Cards etc forms relationship with S2 systems' click >here http://www.cardsetc.com/news/mediareleases/pr20020425.htm to >read about Cards etc's success. >-- >This e-mail is from Cards Etc Pty Ltd (ACN: 069 533 302). It may contain >privileged and confidential information. It is intended for the named >recipient(s) only. If you are not an intended recipient, please notify us >immediately by reply e-mail or by phone on +61 2 9212 7773 & delete this >e-mail from your system. >--
SOAP in Applets (was: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?)
Guys, Can I just ask this one again? It's pretty important (to me, at least :) ... Could I just confirm that the bug to do with accessing a JAXP debug security property (I'm sorry I can't remember the exact line) that was stopping Apache SOAP working in (non-signed) Java applets, and yet seemed a pretty easy fix, has been addressed? It seems to come and go with different versions of 2.2, but I'd just like the peace of mind of knowing that somebody has definitely fixed it :) Many thanks, Richard. -- 'Cards etc forms relationship with S2 systems' click here http://www.cardsetc.com/news/mediareleases/pr20020425.htm to read about Cards etc's success. -- This e-mail is from Cards Etc Pty Ltd (ACN: 069 533 302). It may contain privileged and confidential information. It is intended for the named recipient(s) only. If you are not an intended recipient, please notify us immediately by reply e-mail or by phone on +61 2 9212 7773 & delete this e-mail from your system. --
Re: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?
On Thu, 2002-04-25 at 23:06, Sanjiva Weerawarana wrote: > Hello, > > Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then > about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining > in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big). > > I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that > have been done since 2.2 into a labeled version. Originally it was > intended that v2.2 would be the last as Axis was spsed to take over, > but Axis is now running more than an year late!! However, it looks > like Axis is finally getting nearer to 1.0 status and so putting out > Apache SOAP v2.3 would really allow us to say that's the final verdict > for this codebase. > > I'm willing to serve as release manager and will write up a release > plan. The purpose of this note is to gauge interest on this effort. > > Thanks! > > Sanjiva. Hi Sanjiva, Definitely +1 Thanks, Mike -- --- May The Source Be With You! http://www.mikesbox.com
Re: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?
Everyone, I think this is a great idea, however could I just confirm that the bug to do with accessing a JAXP debug security property (I'm sorry I can't remember the exact line) that was stopping Apache SOAP working in (non-signed) Java applets, and yet seemed a pretty easy fix, has been addressed? It seems to come and go with different versions of 2.2, but I'd just like the peace of mind of knowing that somebody has definitely fixed it :) Many thanks, Richard. Raghavan Srinivasan To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ? 27/04/2002 03:12 AM Please respond to soap-user Hi Sanjiva , This makes a lot of sense to me . For folks that have been using / certifying their applications with the 2.2 release(and have not yet adopted Axis) , handling bugs / features introduced in future builds means having to go through cvs and figure out exactly which files changed and patch them in . e.g i am still trying to locate all the files changed to support the switching the Current Schema version to 2001 . Simply changing Constants.java does not solve the problem completely . This is ugly and when customers are involved , there is the greater risk that if they make their own changes in the 2.2 install to support their own app specific changes , they might overwrite the changes shipped out to them . Having a 2.3 release will bring in all such changes over the last year into one version . Thanks - Raghavan Sanjiva Weerawarana wrote: >Hello, > >Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then >about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining >in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big). > >I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that >have been done since 2.2 into a labeled version. Originally it was >intended that v2.2 would be the last as Axis was spsed to take over, >but Axis is now running more than an year late!! However, it looks >like Axis is finally getting nearer to 1.0 status and so putting out >Apache SOAP v2.3 would really allow us to say that's the final verdict >for this codebase. > >I'm willing to serve as release manager and will write up a release >plan. The purpose of this note is to gauge interest on this effort. > >Thanks! > >Sanjiva. >
Re: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?
> Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then > about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining > in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big). > > I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that > have been done since 2.2 into a labeled version. Originally it was > intended that v2.2 would be the last as Axis was spsed to take over, > but Axis is now running more than an year late!! However, it looks > like Axis is finally getting nearer to 1.0 status and so putting out > Apache SOAP v2.3 would really allow us to say that's the final verdict > for this codebase. Yes. thanx -john
Re: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?
Hi Sanjiva , This makes a lot of sense to me . For folks that have been using / certifying their applications with the 2.2 release(and have not yet adopted Axis) , handling bugs / features introduced in future builds means having to go through cvs and figure out exactly which files changed and patch them in . e.g i am still trying to locate all the files changed to support the switching the Current Schema version to 2001 . Simply changing Constants.java does not solve the problem completely . This is ugly and when customers are involved , there is the greater risk that if they make their own changes in the 2.2 install to support their own app specific changes , they might overwrite the changes shipped out to them . Having a 2.3 release will bring in all such changes over the last year into one version . Thanks - Raghavan Sanjiva Weerawarana wrote: >Hello, > >Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then >about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining >in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big). > >I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that >have been done since 2.2 into a labeled version. Originally it was >intended that v2.2 would be the last as Axis was spsed to take over, >but Axis is now running more than an year late!! However, it looks >like Axis is finally getting nearer to 1.0 status and so putting out >Apache SOAP v2.3 would really allow us to say that's the final verdict >for this codebase. > >I'm willing to serve as release manager and will write up a release >plan. The purpose of this note is to gauge interest on this effort. > >Thanks! > >Sanjiva. >
Re: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?
Hi Sanjiva, Please correct me if I'm wrong. Does soap have the capability of reusing a Socket instead of creating a new Socket for each HTTPConnection/post call? If it doesn't currently, is there a chance this feature can be added in the next release? Thanks, Bonnie H. Caballero "Sanjiva Weerawarana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/25/2002 11:06:05 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "Apache SOAP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Bonnie Caballero/Telcordia) Subject: do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ? Hello, Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big). I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that have been done since 2.2 into a labeled version. Originally it was intended that v2.2 would be the last as Axis was spsed to take over, but Axis is now running more than an year late!! However, it looks like Axis is finally getting nearer to 1.0 status and so putting out Apache SOAP v2.3 would really allow us to say that's the final verdict for this codebase. I'm willing to serve as release manager and will write up a release plan. The purpose of this note is to gauge interest on this effort. Thanks! Sanjiva.
do an Apache SOAP 2.3 release ?
Hello, Its been quite a while since we released v2.2 of Apache SOAP. Since then about 50 bugs have been fixed and there are about another 50 remaining in the queue (most of them are non-bugs or trivial but some a big). I'm interested in doing a v2.3 to try to capture all the fixes that have been done since 2.2 into a labeled version. Originally it was intended that v2.2 would be the last as Axis was spsed to take over, but Axis is now running more than an year late!! However, it looks like Axis is finally getting nearer to 1.0 status and so putting out Apache SOAP v2.3 would really allow us to say that's the final verdict for this codebase. I'm willing to serve as release manager and will write up a release plan. The purpose of this note is to gauge interest on this effort. Thanks! Sanjiva.
