While starting Apache2, apache access.log emits the following error messages
An unkown error occurred while Axis was initializing:
the error.log file emits the message as
[Fri Feb 02 10:10:50 2007] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist:
C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/Ax
Hi,
> how do I send the code? as an attachment?
Please create a jira issue and attach your code there. It will be
easier to track.
thanks,
Dinesh
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Hi,
how do I send the code? as an attachment?
regards
From: Samisa Abeysinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Apache AXIS C User List"
To: Apache AXIS C User List
Subject: Re: [Axis2] question on http transport...
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 2007 08:11:36 +0600
Raju, Prabhakar (P.) wrote:
Hi,
well I
Raju, Prabhakar (P.) wrote:
Hi,
well I know that service client works with unlimited messages with one
instance. We are using( for some reasons) call structure given in the
code http/sender/http_client.c with a slightly modified
axis2_http_client_send (fixed for memory leaks). This works fin
On 2/1/07, Raju, Prabhakar (P.) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
well I know that service client works with unlimited messages with one
instance. We are using( for some reasons) call structure given in the code
http/sender/http_client.c with a slightly modified axis2_http_client_send (fixed
for
Hi,
well I know that service client works with unlimited messages with one
instance. We are using( for some reasons) call structure given in the
code http/sender/http_client.c with a slightly modified
axis2_http_client_send (fixed for memory leaks). This works fine if we
re-create the client inst
I've used a single client (through service client API) to send many
(thousands) messages without any sorta hanging with axis-.96 on windows.
Please try version 0.96 instead of 0.95. If you still experience the
problem, you might want to post a code sample which demonstrate the issue.
Nabeel.
On
Hi,
Is the http client/server designed/built to send multiple messages with a single instance of axis2_http_client? Apparently it does it but hangs at CLIENT_RECIEVE_HEADER call after 50 times (on win32) and about 100 times in linux. I'm also having only one instance of the environment. I'm usi
Hi,
Is the http client/server designed/built to send multiple messages with
a single instance of axis2_http_client? Apparently it does it but hangs
at CLIENT_RECIEVE_HEADER call after 50 times (on win32) and about 100
times in linux. I'm also having only one instance of the environment.
Regards
Hi,
Is the http client/server designed/built to send multiple messages with
a single instance of axis2_http_client? Apparently it does it but hangs
at CLIENT_RECIEVE_HEADER call after 50 times (on win32) and about 100
times in linux. I'm also having only one instance of the environment.
Regards
Hi,
Is the http client/server designed/built to send multiple messages with
a single instance of axis2_http_client? Apparently it does it but hangs
at CLIENT_RECIEVE_HEADER call after 50 times (on win32) and about 100
times in linux. I'm also having only one instance of the environment.
Regards
Hi Vijesh,
There are some problems in transport that we need to sort
out. Hopefully we will be able to do it in coming week or so. And also
there is an open jira for implementing libcurl base transport. That will
going to happen soon.
Until then if you need a reference to implementation of such
hi,
I found that LibWWW Transport support is available to AXIS/C++. I need to
implement LibWWW as a Transport to AXIS2/C. How will I go about doing this?
The documentation says that need to implement the interfaces in
axis2_transport_sender.h and axis2_transport_receiver.h.
So how should I start?
Using Axis C++ (1.6b, axis-c-1.6b-Win32-trace-bin) and Apache Webserver
2.0.59 running on Win XP. Also installed Xerces C++ (2.2.0)
For compilation, I used MS.net 2003 VC++.
I have the Apache HTTP server running and it is configured for Axis.
1)Added the following to C:\Program Files\A
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