hello Patrick, You need to have the library name as same name as your service name. For linux libIncSecurityService.so and for windows it should be IncSecurityService.dll. Have a look at the sample services.
-Rajika On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 4:35 AM, Patrick Cosmo <pco...@incognito.com> wrote: > I'm really confused about how to configure the services.xml, I've scoured > the internet but nothing I've read seems very clear to me, most of it > applies to Java and many of the examples are for a service with one method > where the service and the method have the exact same name (e.g. "sort"), and > the code in the samples was clearly not generated from a WSDL file using > WSDL2C. > > If this is a no-brainer for any of you and you're able to give me some > quick guidance, I will give you a thousand thanks :-). > > Let's start here: > > <service name="IncSecurityService"> > > My implementation library is named "incowsdlsecurity.dll", my service > defined in the WSDL file is named "InSecurityService", and the code > generated by WSDL2C seems to be named "axis2_svc_skel_IncSecurityService" > (e.g. _svc_skel_IncSecurityService_free( ... ), > axis2_svc_skel_IncSecurityService_invoke( ... ), > axis2_svc_skel_IncSecurityService_init( ... ), etc.). > > So, I don't know if my service name in the above XML element is > "IncSecurityService", "axis2_svc_skel_IncSecurityService", or > "incowsdlsecurity"? > > <parameter name="ServiceClass" > locked="xsd:false">IncSecurityService</parameter> > > Same thing here, what goes into the value for the above element? > and for operations, I have a single "login" call (in WSDL this is 2 > messages: loginRequest and loginResponse), which has 4 "in parameters" > (loginName, loginTime, authenticator, authenticatorType) and 2 "out > parameters" (authenticationToken, errorCode). > > So what do I configure for the <operation> element? : > > <operation name="login"> > <parameter name="loginName" > ??? </parameter> > <parameter name="loginTime" > ??? </parameter> > <parameter name="authenticator" > ??? </parameter> > <parameter name="authenticatorType" > ??? </parameter> > <parameter name="authenticationToken" > ??? </parameter> > <parameter name="errorCode" > ??? </parameter> > </operation> > > I have no understanding of what goes in the above, or if what I wrote above > is even remotely close. The stub generated by WSDL2C for the login call is > this: > > adb_loginResponse_t* axis2_skel_IncSecurityService_login(constaxutil_env_t > *env, adb_loginRequest_t* > _loginRequest ) > > Again, appreciate any feedback on this. I've attached the WSDL and XSD file > in case it is of any help. > > Best regards, > > Patrick Cosmo > > Incognito Software Inc. > Senior Software Design Engineer > T: +1(604)678-2855 > F: +1(604)688-4339 > E: pco...@incognito.com > www.incognito.com > > > > -- http://wso2.org http://llvm.org http://www.minix3.org
