Glen,
Thank you for your kind reply.
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Glen Daniels wrote:
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> "request" will get you a new object each request. "application" uses a singleton
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> From: Akira Hirose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: Where is the WSDD specification.
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> Thank you for the information.
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> My interest in the WSDD was how to spe
Thank you for the information.
My interest in the WSDD was how to specify the life span of
a service instance. Apache SOPA 2.2 has a 'scope' property
which define the life span, I think.
architecture-guide.html says "Each handler needs configuration
in terms of..., and a lifecycle scope value
Thanks for the info.
Ramon.
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> Remember, Axis is in alp
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From: Ramon Turnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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How about Axis documentation? What is shipped together
with Axis is definitely not enoug
How about Axis documentation? What is shipped together
with Axis is definitely not enough. Regards.
Ramon.
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WSDD is specific to Axis, and since Axis is a work in progress Im not sure you'd get a
solid spec (DTD, XSD or otherwise).
Plus I don't think there are that many parts of it to begin with, you have a single
deployment with services with their params and request flows and that's it.
My question t
