Hi Senaka,
I am working with Subra on resolving this issue, and I am having no luck
in getting Axis2/C 1.3.0 to work with the libraries he already discussed
about in previous threads. Even removing the "-static-libgcc" flag
during compilation of our libraries does not resolve the issue.
Ed
Hi, I have a general issue about the axiom_element_set_text function. I
see that it requires an axiom_element_t* object as one of its arguments.
After looking in the source code, I noticed that this object is never
used at all in axiom_element_set_text. It seems inconvenient to declare
an axiom_e
I did some investigation in the source code for axutil_array_list_free
and I noticed that the individual array elements in array_list are not
being freed up, just the entire data object. From my diff, here is the
change I made (lines starting with the plus):
Index: util/src/array_list.c
=
Hi,
I am designing some web service client code using the Axis2/C framework
(used WSDL2C to generate client stubs that call the framework). I have
a separate executable C file (C file that a main()) that calls the stub.
When I ran valgrind initially on it, I saw many memory leaks from this;
49 lo
Hi Dinesh,
I would be willing to help out in fixing the memory leak issues with
Axis2/C. I have used a couple tools to notice that the memory leaks
occur, but what would you recommend I should use to find out the exact
location of these memory leaks? How would I use valgrind to check for
the mem
I have tried doing as you said, Nandika. But, I am still not able to
get a non-NULL value for the axiom_soap_fault_reason variable. I know
that when a fault reaches the client, I have other code that can print
the "faultstring" and "faultcode" without using the axiom_soap_fault.h
functions. Howe
What you are suggesting for me to do is what I have already tried and it
is not working. I can test it again and see what I get, but I doubt it
will work.
From: Nandika Jayawardana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 4:47 AM
To: Apache AXIS C
Also, sorry for not waiting for a response, but I have tried this code
as well:
axiom_soap_fault_reason_t* reason =
axiom_soap_fault_get_reason(soap_fault, env);
if (reason == NULL)
{
printf("\nENDING...\n");
exit(0);
}
axiom_soap_fault_text_t* reason_text =
axiom_soap_fault_reason
I am having an issue handling a SOAP 1.1 fault. So far, I am successful
up to this point:
axiom_soap_fault_t* soap_fault = axiom_soap_body_get_fault(soap_body,
env);
I next run this line:
axiom_node_t* fault_node = axiom_soap_fault_get_base_node(soap_fault,
env);
I know that this node is not e
I am just to run this snippet of code that I have designed:
if (axiom_soap_body_has_fault((axiom_soap_body_t*)create_resp,
env))
{
axiom_soap_fault_t* fault =
axiom_soap_body_get_fault(
(axiom_soap_body_t*)cre
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