I'm pleased to announce the Apache SOAP engine known as Axis just had
it's first release. Performance, interoperability, and JAX RPC
compliance have been significant focuses of this effort. You can
download it at http://xml.apache.org/axis/dist/1_0/.
- Sam Ruby
I'm pleased to announce release candidate 2 of Axis release 1. All unit
and functional tests pass with this release. The SAAJ and JAX RPC TCK
tests pass. All bugs reported as of this morning targetted for the 1.0
release are resolved in this drop. Pending feedback from people like
yourselv
d, 25 Sept, 2002, early a.m.
Target for release - first week in October
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ot;Host:
localhost:8081" it specifies "Host: localhost". This is probably why the
wsdl comes back with the incorrect url.
I'm running tomcat 4.0.3.
I'll download Tomcat 4.0.2 and try it again to see if there are any
differences.
--Barry
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From: S
049/axis/services/SoapInteropImport1Port?wsdl
results in
public Import1() {
this.Url =
"http://nagoya.apache.org:5049/axis/services/SoapInteropImport1Port";;
}
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Your firewall might not like the use of port 8080 without the
use of a proxy.
- Sam Ruby
ps" structure in the axis instllation if
> it isn't used for anything?
The webapps structure in Axis represents code that can be deployed to
any servlet container by simply copying it verbatim (preserving the
directory structure) to the web server of your choice.
- Sam Ruby
the WSDD file used to
deploy your service contains .
If you are generating your server side bindings from WSDL, then ensure
your wsdl contains .
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ed on-the-fly for each request. If so,
> what files are used for that automatic generation?
The WSDL file is generated on the fly, based on the class file itself
and information from the WSDD file use to deploy this service.
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n
a *LOT* of progress towards JAX RPC compatibility since beta 2.
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ar, as well as the jaxrpc, saaj, and
wsdl4j jars to tomcat4's common/lib directory.
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>
> Arne
>
>
issing something, or is it just a bug in the recent nightly
> builds?
In order to get running with Tomcat 4.0.3, did you need to copy some jar
files to the tomcat4/common/lib directory? Did you update these jars
when you upgrades to a recent nightly?
- Sam Ruby
teroperability with a released
version of another SOAP stack compelling and have gone ahead and made
the change to Axis.
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ions of a
dependency to be supported, efforts will be made to accomodate,
particularly if patches or detailed bug reports are provided.
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yUser", "username");
System.setProperty("http.proxyPassword", "password");
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e-registered using the
>adminclient . This allowed me to develope the code in place in a JBuilder
>related path and not have to copy files into a Soap22 saub folder. can I do
>the same in Axis?
>
With tomcat, you can control the redirection using the docBase attribute
of the context element. For more details, see
C:\jakarta\xml-soap\java\soap-2_2\samples\provider .
- Sam Ruby
in our next release to
> ensure full compatibility with Axis.
I'm baffled too. Apache SOAP appears to have code that verifies that
the names of the elements inside an are and . See
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/xml-soap/java/src/org/apache/soap/encoding/soapenc/HashtableSe
write a serializer and deserializer for
this type, perhaps based on the DateSerializer and Deserializer that ships
with Axis. If you go through the trouble to do this and the results are of
general utility and you are willing to contribute the code to Axis, then
this type could be included within the base.
- Sam Ruby
Doug Davis wrote:
>
> Not sure - the only thing I can think of is that you're using an old
> version of xerces.
FYI: I run with Xerces 2, and can only get this to work if
xmlParserAPIs.jar in tomcat/common/lib.
> Can you try 1.4.3?
FYI: Xerces 2.0.1 is faster.
- Sam Ruby
David Wall wrote:
>
> Did you run any interoperability tests to see if Axis is more (or less)
> interoperable with other implementations, in particular those from MSFT?
Compare for yourself:
http://www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html
;-)
- Sam Ruby
t you meant by the use of that term?
- Sam Ruby
Glen Daniels wrote:
>
> Also, do we really need to spawn a process to run javap? There's no class-based
>way to do this?
Not a direct equivalent, but... http://jakarta.apache.org/bcel/index.html
- Sam Ruby
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