Dinesh, Please look at Axis1/Java and Axis2/Java local transports, we write to byte array and pass it around. In C/C++, a shared memory or a pipe may be a better bet.
By "MS windows local transport", do you mean .NET or WCF's tcp transport? WCF's tcp transport is not documented publically. .NET's tcp transport uses DIME messages to delineate the soap messages. thanks, dims On 5/27/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Dinesh, If it is a local transport I should be able to make use of it without an http server. In the design of Axis2 the http protocol is treated as another transport, if I am not mistaken. So having to run an http server to make use the local transport doesn't sound right somatically. Thanks Sanjaya > Hi Devs, > I implemented local transport for Axis2/C using Unix domain > sockets. Locale transport implementation done using same network handler > that we have. > > Server side. > ---------------- > axis2_http_server , will listen for local transport socket > by > enabling parameter in axis2.xml > <parameter name="local_transport" locked="false">true</parameter> > > Client side > ---------------- > one can enable local transport by using a option. > > axis2_options_set_enable_local_transport (options, env, AXIS2_TRUE); > > Implementation is almost complete.Need to carry out some more tests and > have > to look on to MS windows local transport. Thoughts please ? > > thanks, > Dinesh > -- > http://xydinesh.wordpress.com/ > GPG Key ID : A255955C > GPG Key Finger Print : C481 E5D4 C27E DC34 9257 0229 4F44 266E A255 955C > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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