You may want to check on the gsoap mailing lists ;)
On Sep 21, 2013, at 11:05 AM, Faz wrote:
> Thanks you Benson, does gsoap has security specifications? I mean, we have
> CXF service with security settings which authenticates the Client. so does
> gsoap has that capability in store?
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Hi Faz,
First off I'm no CXF expert, so please take these suggestions with a grain of
salt. Personally I'd recommend using JSON instead of XML if you have the
luxury of designing both client and server portions from scratch. JSON simply
has the most momentum behind it; most folks are moving a
We chose WebService because it most fit our development model of programming to
an internal API, then using tools to expose the API to a specific transport.
We use CXF-WS, CXF-RS, some AMF adapters, etc. If you are comfortable with API
programming, this may be the route for you as well.
If you
Hi Boris,
Comments inline below ...
On Aug 14, 2013, at 10:49 AM, blipsman wrote:
> Hi all,
> I would appreciate any suggestion regarding my question. I just started
> learning CXF with some knowledge of Maven And Spring Framework...
> Trying to make decision about the following questions:
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