Do the user permissions matter? Does the process making the system request have
required permissions? If thats the problem, and if you are using windows, in
the thread you are making the request, you can logon as a different user, then
make the thread impersonate that user, do the call, then restore old user. i
forgot the details, but i remember doing something like this in iis.
Regards,
Ali
Jef Grezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Royston Day wrote:
> Hi Jef,
>
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>
>
>> I developed a web service which invokes a system("") during its
>> execution.
>> Trying my webservice with axis_http_server works fine ...
>> When I try my webservice with apache and axis2_mod, the system call fails.
>>
>
>
>> Can you help me with this ?
>>
>
> Have you set-up the httpd.conf file appropriately?
>
> Are you using the correct path && port when sending a request from the
> service client (when using apache)?
>
> Regards,
>
> Royston
>
Thanks for your quick answer.
In fact, I'm sure my webservice is called since I left some traces (that
are logged in a file).
The only problem is that the call to system("whatever") does not work
(ie not resulting in a core dump
or whatever .. it just don't return 0).
So to answer accurately to your question : yes, everything in apache is
well configured (the axis2c samples works fine also).
Regards,
Jef
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