Hi Ernst,
Axis C++ would appear to be alive :-)
For instance the Cbindings support has recently been completed.
However, there has been a noticeable slow-down in new function being created because fundamentally the code works for most WSDL's that the code has come across and the major memory model changes and functional additions required to 1.4 and 1.5 have been completed. Axis2C has also been created and developed. This code base, although not up to the same level of stability as Axis1C today will be taking over from Axis1C in the future. This may affect your decision as to whether to use 1 or 2.
In terms of Axis 1.6 we are just about to hold a vote in the next few weeks as to when this can be released. This release will be a great deal more stable than 1.5 with many bug fixes included.
Having said all these things please don't be detached from this code base. The fundamental principle of open-source code is that if you find a problem then we can help you to find where in the code the problem is and you can fix it and then you can contribute that fix back into the code. A number of committers have come onto the project via this method and have continued to contribute.
I hope this helps you to make your decision.
regards,
John.
| Ernst Mikkelsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
25/08/2006 14:29 |
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Hi there.
I'm sorry for contacting you directly, but I need to know if the Axis C++ project is still alive? It seems to me, that version 1.6 is having a hard time going into "final". I this due to lack of developer resources, or is Axis C++ just a dead end? ;o)
I would like to know because I'm working on a WebClient project were Axis C++ could give me the performance boost I need. But I do not want my solution to be based on a subsystem with no future.
Once again, sorry to disturb you.
Best regards Delta Software Ernst Mikkelsen +45 4324 1231 |  |
