Updating to the latest SVN release seems to have corrected this issue,
although there is a number of patches submitted between 0.96 and now I
can't immediately tell if any one of them has any relation to this
problem I was having below, would be nice to know if they do if anyone
has an idea.
thanks,
Bradley
Bradley Beddoes wrote:
Hi,
I have been trying to run up the 0.96 release of Axis2/c on my Fedora
64bit development environment over the past couple of days and have run
into a brick wall I hope someone can help with.
All the code builds fine, the axis2/c apache module loads in apache
2.2.3 fine and I get logging to the file specified by the Axis2LogFile
directive, this logging seems to indicate its picking up the
services.xml file and associated shared objects correctly.
My problem is that every time I attempt to connect to the echo service
using the provided echo client I get a log of:
[Sat Feb 17 12:36:28 2007] [error] raw_xml_in_out_msg_recv.c(117) Impl
object for service 'echo' not set in message receiver. 100 :: Failed in
creating DLL
Now I am sure its something simple I have overlooked here but I can't
seem to locate what I have done, I have also attempted to write my own
server implementation and client to which I get the same error. (Note I
made 1 modification to the echo client to make it connect to
http://localhost instead of http://localhost:9090
From investigating the code in raw_xml_in_out_msg_recv.c I assume the
problem is that the implementation of
axis2_get_instance(axis2_svc_skeleton_t **inst, const axis2_env_t *env)
isn't being found or isn't being exported correctly but looking at the
created libecho.so shared object the symbol is seemingly present.
Any suggestions on where to look next? (Apache logs below for reference).
regards,
Bradley
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Bradley Beddoes
Lead Software Architect
http://intient.com
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