To build the library, you would just need to run ant or vc++you do not
need to be a developer.
You can also try Axis 2 C, the next generation of Apache Web services
support, which is at: http://ws.apache.org/axis2/c/
Nadir Amra
Bobby Lawrence wrote on 04/29/2009 05:01:35 PM:
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Problem is, I'm not a big C++ developer.
I'm more Java, but I'm trying to build a simple service client executable...
Is there any other way to get a more recent binary?
Bobby Lawrence
MIS Application Developer
Jefferson Lab (www.jlab.org)
Email: robe...@jlab.org
Of
Bobby, good question. I have been stating that I plan to release version
1.6 for a while nowand have not done so due to lack of time.
However, it is on my list of things to do. Maybe by end of year (unless a
committer out there would like to volunteer to be release manager :-))
Nadir Amr
Thanx Nadir.
I will checkout the code and try to build the binaries.
When is the next major release?
Bobby Lawrence
MIS Application Developer
Jefferson Lab (www.jlab.org)
Email: robe...@jlab.org
Office: (757) 269-5818
Pager: (757) 584-5818
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Bobby,
If you are using existing binaries to try out Axis C++, then you will have
problems. You should build new binaries from SVN and try again. I
believe VC++ project or ant can be used to build the new binaries.
Yes, we plan on releasing new binaries.some time.
Nadir Amra
Bobby Law
Ok - I see a lot of people complaining about getting the C++ client talking to
an Axis Java service and running into serialization issues (the server side
complaining about unknown elements).
I am running into the same issue, but I think I know what the real problem is.
First off, Axis requires
