really am not sure on
the other platforms, but i5/OS does support it. I believe you may need to
use xml parser that supports data conversion.
Nadir K. Amra
Arseny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/26/2008 02:57:24 AM:
Hello!
Does Axis C++ (not Axis2/C) client support UTF-8?
We need t
Hello!
Does Axis C++ (not Axis2/C) client support UTF-8?
We need to pass Russian symbols as result of a WS operation.
When we do it, we have a short senseless string instead of unicode on
the C++ side.
SOAP messages sent from WS server (Axis Java) are OK and are
successfully parsed by .NET clie
AXIS2/C (in fact WSDL2C) generates C-style stubs, so I prefer the first
revision of Axis with its C++ stubs.
Vivian Zhou wrote:
Hi All,
I have a c++ application that needs to call some web services.
Basically I will need to make soap/http calls, I am also looking
for easy/clear APIs to make
Hello!
I am trying to use axis-c c++ client with JAX-WS web service.
Call reaches its destination without any problems.
But then I have a response from the web service:
xmlns:S="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";>xmlns:ns2="http://cardlibrary.webservices.integration.css.mycompany.com";
Hello!
Wsdl2ws from axis 1.2 generated stub header using classes.
Is it possible class for stub header using wsdl2c tool in axis2 instead
of C-style functions?
Thanks in advance!
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Thanks for help!
I`ve found the way to pass the Russian text.
The function that converts text from wchar_t to UTF8 is
WideCharToMultiByte()
Java successfully parsed the text to String object on the other side.
I hope it will help someone someday:)
Hi Arseny,
The issue is that when you use
Hello!
I am trying to send russian text from MS VC program (client) to Java (server)
using axis-c and axis-j respectively.
The problem is that I do not know how to correctly encode CString with cyrillic
symbols into UTF8.
When I do it the same way as I do it for english params
char* lastNameAns
