Hi, sorry for the late reply. Maybe a beta could help to get the client side improvements out. Certainly worth considering, IMO.
It is not that the server side is not important, but I do have some concerns about the current server side approach (There is an interesting writeup on http://fremantle.org/paul/Web_Services_Server_options_for_Axis_C.html) and we might need to address the server side in a separate release. Carsten -----Original Message----- From: Samisa Abeysinghe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 10:14 AM To: Apache AXIS C Developers List Subject: Re: 1.5 Release Hi Sanjaya, We have not attended server side as such. However, many fixes to serialization/de-serialization in general and code generation has solved many problem which were generic to both sides. We have done some level of testing with C++ server against C++ clients and about 65% of the tests pass. Some of the failing ones are due to Skeleton implementation errors. So I would rather say that the code base is fairly stable. I have been able to fix the simple axis server issue as well. Hence my feeling is that this is above beta quality (compared to 1.4 etc) and we could do a 1.5 final. Thanks, Samisa... On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 10:27, sanjaya singharage wrote: > Hi all, > > Are we attending to the serverside issues? > > How about releasing a beta? but making sure that the client side is > release quality. That way the beta will offer a snap shot of the > stable client side for people who want the client features quickly and > it will not be the final.(However originally in the release plan a > beta was not talked about). But this does present a problem for us > over here because we will only be able to test against the Axis c++ > server side.But we need to have the serverside operate reasonably even > for a beta. > > I need some time to integrate the services to the ant services > framework (should be able to do it by tomorrow).and then we can see > how the serverside is operating. > > what do you think folks? any other options available? Is it possible > to go for a code freeze? > > sanjaya. -- Samisa Abeysinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Virtusa Corporation
