Re: [Axis2] Calling one service from another

Hi Sahan,Thanks for your suggestion, but it doesn't seem to work I'm afraid - I get the same problem whether I do the DETACH before or after the AXIS2_SVC_CLIENT_FREE.CheersAndrew On 7/11/06, Sahan Gamage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,The problem may be that the ret_node returned by the svc_client

[Axis2]Re: determining the source IP for a SOAP request

Irfan Habib wrote: >Hi, > >In a axis2/c service how do I determine the IP of the >machines which initially sent the message. > > You mean in the axis2 service level ? If the endpoints are addressing enabled you can get it from AXIS2_MSG_CTX_GET_FROM() (which returns an endpoint reference - from

determining the source IP for a SOAP request

Hi, In a axis2/c service how do I determine the IP of the machines which initially sent the message. Regards __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Re: Axis2 mtom example

Paweł Pustelnik wrote: Hi, I teted with 11Mb and 26Mb and it was fine. It exactly does not hang because server still can work (echo examle works during this sending 46 Mb), however this 46 mb can not be received. I was waiting for 3 minutes with no result... 3 minutes it too bad. There seems

Re: Axis2 mtom example

Hi, I teted with 11Mb and 26Mb and it was fine. It exactly does not hang because server still can work (echo examle works during this sending 46 Mb), however this 46 mb can not be received. I was waiting for 3 minutes with no result... Pawel Dnia 13-07-2006 o 08:29:48 Samisa Abeysinghe <[EMAIL

Re: Axis2 mtom example

Sahan Gamage wrote: Hi, I tested this with 45Mb file in my Debian box with current svn HEAD. Resuls are as: Time : 08.22 seconds CPU usage: 95 % Yes this is understandable as we have the file read loop. We need some optimizations here. But does it hang? I suppose not. Samisa... I am sus