Sorry,
I'm not so familiar with c. I think I can't debug a axis2c service with
gdb. If it is possible please tell me how.
I have a very simple service, adding to numbers in it. For the add a c++
class is used, to test if I can access c++ from the service.
All I have done is generating the skeletons and stubs from the wsdl. The
Stubs are in Java. Then I renamed the Skeleton.c to Skeleton.cpp and
implemented the functionality of the service. After that I compiled the
*.c files with gcc and the *.cpp files with g++ at the end I linked all
together with g++ - e.g.
gcc -c -o axis2_add.o -I $AXIS2C_HOME/include/axis2-1.0/ axis2_add.c
g++ -c -o axis2_skel_TestService.o -I $AXIS2C_HOME/include/axis2-1.0/
axis2_skel_TestService.cpp
g++ -shared -o libTestService.so -L $AXIS2C_HOME/lib/ -laxis2
axis2_add.o axis2_addResponse.o axis2_skel_TestService.o
axis2_svc_skel_TestService.o myadd.o
When I want to access the service I always get an segmentation fault.
If you have any idea how I can solve the problem please tell it me.
I use AXIS2C 1.0 and AXIS2 1.2
Kind regards
Michael
Dinesh Premalal wrote:
Michael Sutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I tested axis2 with c++ and was not able to get it running. But I
communicated with some one and he told me, that it is working.
If anybody knows how it goes it would be very nice to tell it me.
What I tried is to compile a axis2c service with g++. With some tricks
the compiling and linkings works. But the call of the service always
ends in a segmentation fault.
Could you please be more specific and send your gdb backtraces, log
files and what ever information related to you problem. Then we could
locate the error. BTW is it possible to compile c using g++, thought
It for C++ (may be I need to read more ;))
thanks,
Dinesh
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