Websphere, Weblogic, and Tomcat are all Java application servers.
So Java is is the language of choice for those targets.
Message d'origine
De: ramesh Gopal [mailto:fatuzorin2...@yahoo.com]
Date: mer. 20/01/2010 08 h 01
À: Apache AXIS C User List
Objet : Re: Will AXIS2C
I try the same client program on A machine, one node will be missing from the
return. But try it on B machine, the return is OK.
This problem seems to be machine (resource) related. Because I check the
network interface and find out they are different:
A machine:
bnx2: eth0 NIC Copper Link is
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 9:23 AM, slowpoison slowpoi...@comcast.net wrote:
I noticed that there is no validation for integers in the generated
code. For example if I define by integer to be of type
positiveInteger, the code won't check that it's zero.
I'm wondering if there is a way to do
The samples are good source of reference in this case. For e.g. the echo
sample.
Can you share the client code that you are using?
Samisa...
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 1:51 AM, Brody Lodmell brodylodm...@gmail.comwrote:
we're using axis2 to consume soap services.
this function
It looks like you should use AXIS2_FREE().
From samples/client/google/google_client.c:
buffer = axiom_node_to_string(google_om_node, env);
printf(%s\n, buffer);
AXIS2_FREE (env-allocator, buffer);
Message d'origine
De: Brody Lodmell [mailto:brodylodm...@gmail.com]
thank you, that helps a lot.
I dont know how I didn't find this before.
On 1/20/10, Olivier Mengué omen...@oxymel.com wrote:
It looks like you should use AXIS2_FREE().
From samples/client/google/google_client.c:
buffer = axiom_node_to_string(google_om_node, env);
printf(%s\n,
You do not need to use axutil_env_free_masked method. calling
axutil_env_free should free up the environment.
Regarda
Nandika
2010/1/20 Olivier Mengué omen...@oxymel.com
Hi,
I'm discovering Axis2/C and I try to write a simple program that does not
leak memory. Without success :(
What is
