Hi Dims, For some reason I missed your note till tonight. I have gone through the axis2 related code in Geronimo lately but haven't had much chance to study the axis2 modules. If no one has started to work on this, I think replace RPCMessageReceiver with JAXWSMessageReceiver could be a good task for me.
I'd be happy to have discussions on what else needs to be done both in terms of features and bugs. :o) I know we need to support pojo, ejb , webservices client and webservices annotation, and we have a good start work for pojo but that is about it. It would be great to know your thoughts on what needs to be done. Thanks, Lin -----Original Message----- From: Davanum Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 12:14 AM To: Geronimo Dev; Axis developer list Subject: Axis2/Geronimo Status Lin Sun, Lasantha, Please see the attached diff that is not checked in yet. Basically i've commented out some of the cxf stuff so that Axis2 integration kicks in. There are some changes in JaxWSTest.java for the url for the web service itself. Right now the "?wsdl" works a bit. But the wsdl itself has some stuff missing. Am working on getting the actual call to work. Hopefully will be able to do that in a day or two. Once the two of you get familiar with the current code. We can talk about what else needs to be done both in terms of features and bugs :) For example, i am currently using RPCMessageReceiver, we will need to switch to the JAXWSMessageReceiver. I will drop a note as soon as i get the actual web service call working. But in the mean while please go thru the code in geronimo svn repo as well as Axis2 (basically the kernel module and jaxws module). Sounds good? thanks, dims -- Davanum Srinivas : http://www.wso2.net (Oxygen for Web Service Developers)
