Dinesh Premalal wrote:
Samisa Abeysinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
By default the tcp server builds. The chances are more people would be
interested in HTTP.
To be accurate, Both HTTP and TCP transports build by default.
Would it be a good idea to switch off building TCP
transport by default?
Although TCP transport builds , axis2/c use HTTP transport by
default. Therefor our normal behavior doesn't change.If someone need
to activate TCP transport , then he should need to add
axis2_tcp_sender to axis2.xml
Plus point of having TCP transport build by default is, user will be
able to use it at any time he wish. (don't need to give options and
compile). We wouldn't need to give options to enable TCP transport
because it doesn't require any additional libraries or dependencies.
My understanding is, though TCP transport build by default, it doesn't
do any harm :), And both HTTP and TCP would be able to coexist.
Bulk of the users want http, so why should they wait till tcp to build?
Also, when embedding, I just want http, and I want to disable tcp, so it
helps to be able to disable building tcp.
Samisa...
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