Thanks a lot John ! It works ;-)

I'll try to give you more feedbacks asap;

Thanks again !
2006/3/13, John Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >:

Hi Antoine,

can you try changing the build/buildApache13Module.xml file please.
There's a line there that currently reads -><linker extends="AIXLinker" >
                                                <linkerarg value="-r" />
                                        </linker>

can you change that to be
<linker extends="AIXLinker" >
                                                <linkerarg value="-G" />
</linker>

this makes the compiler link at runtime - but I haven't got a runtime to try it on - but it does give you the load header and makes the file executable for you.






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Sure, I'm not familiar with AIX yet. What's strange is that all others libs built well. I don't think libaxiscpp_mod.so needs particular options, it just needs to be linked against apache libs... When I build all the distribution, every lib is executable (+x), except this one. Each one display a loader section when I execute dump command, except this one. I don't know where to search for this issue.
 
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no. My only suggestion is that you familiarise yourself more with the AIX compiler options.




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No way, the libaxiscpp_mod.so is still corrupted ! (I tried with -brtl and -c).
It's weird...

Do you have another idea ?

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Thanks a lot ! I'll try that immediatly.


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OK, so been doing some random digging and found that -brtl might be part of the problem - you could try putting that on the linker flags for the mod ( in file build/buildApache13Module.xml) if not then start to look at the -c flag as well.

Sorry - I have limited time but will continue to do some background digging !




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no, I use apache 1.3.34. Do you have a way to test "dump -Hv libaxiscpp_mod.a" on an AIX system for the 1.6b release ? If so, tell me what it gives, it could help !

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Are you using apache 2?

I just found this comment in the ant scripts which says we don't build the mod for that version (only 1.3)->


     
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Thanks for your answer !

That's right, this logs come from apache startup process. But I verified with the command "dump -Hv", that normally gives the loader section of a library. The result is the same, it can't find the loader section. The other libs given in binary release (libaxis_server.a for example) are good, the output of the command is right.

I also already tested simple_axis_server, it works (it launches, I didn't tested examples).
Axis traces and axis startup traces are also enabled, though it gives no output cause libaxiscpp_mod isn't loaded.

But I didn't tried a client yet, I'll do that and give you the result.

Many thanks again

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Hi,


Given this is an IBM platform I'll forgive the personal mail ;-) However, if we keep this on the mailing list then others can see.

I'm surprised that you're having such difficulties - we used to build this on 5.1 but now only 5.2.


Let's break this down slowly so we can analyse what works and what doesn't.


Have you got the client working on AIX? This would be a much easier thing to verify.  If you haven't done this then it might be a good idea to make sure this slightly simpler piece of code works OK before we tackle the server.


> > > Cannot load /home/antgalat/apache-rs6000/libexec/libaxiscpp_mod.so
> > > into server:
> > > 0509-022 Cannot load module
> > > /home/antgalat/apache-rs6000/libexec/libaxiscpp_mod.so.
> > > 0509-108 The .loader section does not exist.


Where did you see this error? it doesn't look like it came out of the trace logs - it's apache right? It might be easier to run this outside of apache for now while we fix this problem - try using simple axis server.

Have you put axis trace on? Have you put axis start trace on?


Now, I remember some wierd things we had to do on the client because you can't mix .a and .so files on AIX they all have to be .a. Now, you don't have to build them any differently just create links to the same files but with .a all the way down the dependency chain.

Try this out and see what you get.


cheers,

John.




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Hi,


Sorry for this personal mail, but I would like to tell you some private things about the problem I had with AIX 5.1 (my normal email address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on axis-c-user list).
So, I apologize in advance if it is not the right way to obtain help.


In fact, as you guessed with my email address, I'm from Reuters (Financial Software). I'm working on an important development. We are currently trying to deliver an open source web services framework (Axis has been chosen), to replace the existing CORBA communication layer.
It is a hard technical and functional task, but you can guess so. Our application is designed in services, some are written in Java (axis java used there), some in C++.
To validate Axis framework (we want to provide our customers both open source and commercial solutions), I have to test prototypes on different platforms: Solaris, Linux, and AIX ( 5.1 by the way). It's very important to us.


So, I want to ask you some help on AIX 5.1 Axis port: it could be a miracle if you could give me some more precise indications on how to build Axis or on how to make binary release work (this libaxiscpp_mod.so is driving me crazy, please see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-c-user&m=114182989220791&w=2 as a reminder);

Thanks in advance,


Regards,


Antoine



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