Dr. Florian Steinborn wrote:
Hi there,
just a hint...
Yesterday I again hit the error that the server crashes with a
segfault. But it was my problem: I misspelled the getter-function
inside the lib of my webservice. As it is dynamically linked the
linker will not recognize the problem during
Hi there,
just a hint...
Yesterday I again hit the error that the server crashes with a segfault.
But it was my problem: I misspelled the getter-function inside the lib of
my webservice. As it is dynamically linked the linker will not recognize
the problem during makeing. The next one to no
I was able to reproduce your problem at last. The problem occures when
the shared library is missing in the services folder in the repository.
As per your services.xml file given below, you should have a
libmajcsp.so file in the /usr/local/axis2c/services/majcsp/ folder.
Do you have that file?
Hi Again,
I did not see the code pasted at the end of the email, when I
replied last time.
Going through the code, it does not seem to have a problem.
How did you compile the code? Could you please send the compiler
commands that you used?
Samisa...
Jean-Louis LESIEUR wrote:
Hello,
I've looked twice on my svc_skeleton_ops_var it seems ok, but I've found
how to reproduce the bug. It's a linker problem.
If I take the echo example and I try to compile it with an external libs
(-l option of gcc) even if I dont modify the echo service code, the server
crashes.
My LD_LIBRARY_PAT
Looking at the trace, most probably, this is to do with the init method
of your service implementation.
Could you please check the code where the svc_skeleton_ops are
initialized. It would help to see either the code or the WSDL that you
are using, if you have no concerns sending it to the list.
Hello,
Back to home !
Here's the backtrace of my axis_http_server
Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
#0 0xb7e646a3 in axis2_msg_recv_make_new_svc_obj (msg_recv=0x80e4c70,
env=0x8126fd8, msg_ctx=0x8127a18) at msg_recv.c:157
157 AXIS2_SVC_SKELETON_INIT((axis2_svc_ske
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, my compilations flags in my ws are not in cause because the
backtrace not mention the .so of my webservice. To be more precise, the
get_instance of my ws is not executed (I've validated this by put a printf
in it, and he did not display nothing).
If it can help I
Thanks, my compilations flags in my ws are not in cause because the
backtrace not mention the .so of my webservice. To be more precise, the
get_instance of my ws is not executed (I've validated this by put a printf
in it, and he did not display nothing).
If it can help I can compile axis with -g o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No pb,
I've already posted an issue for this (perhaps it's a mistake ?)
No it is not a mistake. Raising a Jira is the preferred method.
BTW, it looks like you have not included -g in your CFLAGS, please do so
that the backtrace would include line numbers.
Having a
No pb,
I've already posted an issue for this (perhaps it's a mistake ?)
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2C-612
Here's the backtrace :
#0 0xb7e62b87 in axis2_msg_recv_make_new_svc_obj () from
/home/jllesieur/SVNROOT/axis2c-bin-1.0.0-linux/lib/libaxis2_engine.so.0
#1 0xb7e62c98 in axis2
Is it possible for you to use gdb and send the back trace at the point
it segfaults please? That would help us to understand where the exact
problem is. It is hard to tell the problem form the log.
Thanks,
Samisa...
Jean-Louis LESIEUR wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem when I deploy a service. I
Hello,
I have a problem when I deploy a service. I've build a simple service
based on the "echo" sample, except in the fact that this service call a
function in other custom shared library.
I'm on ubuntu linux 7.04 with axis 1.0.0.
I've tried to compile my service with this command :
gcc -s
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