Hi Murphy,
can u give me some other proper ideas, in which I can use axis c++
webservices by java client.
thanks and regards
Arshad Ahamad
Duane Murphy writes:
I recently played with the code from SAS. The code is badly broken for
messages blocks that aren't arranged exactly correct. The code expects
messages to come in either a whole block of data or at least large
blocks of data.
For example, I tried telneting to SAS and typing in the requests and it
completely failed.
You should not be using SAS for anything but the most basic of testing.
It is not a production server by any means.
...Duane
--- At Thu, 19 Jan 2006 16:00:25 +0000, Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
Hi Arshad,
It has been some time after I last visited the code. My gut feel is
that there are some socket based problems in the simple axis server.
You would have to look into the source code of simple axis server to
figure out the problems. Basically look into the places where it writes
the result to the socket and also look if "\r\n" are in place correctly,
especilly at the end of the SOAP message.
Thanks,
Samisa...
Arshad Ahamad wrote:
Hi Samisa ,
I have configured Axic C++ without using Apache,SimpleAxisServer
and simple webservices(like calculator).
These things are working fine and I am able to create other
webservices and deploye on SimpleAxisServer and they are also
working fine.
Now I wants to access these webservices by the java client. what
changes I will make in SimpleAxisServer so the
java client use these webservices. Plese give me proper idea to do this.
thanks and regards
Arshad Ahamad
...Duane
