Hi Dinesh
I have no time yet to have a closer look why my simple http axis2 C
server runs with all the clients on OpenVMS but crashes as sson as
some ...DUAL... client comes into the game at client sides.
I think you can not help me on that unless you have access
to an OpenVMS system, get my ported code/dev-environment
and start debugging.
My architecture for the near future is now
user PC -> VB 6.0 -> Client -> PocketSOAP -> Soap-XML-HTTP -> Wire
tcp/ip network
Wire -> Axis2/Java -> JavaBean -> HP/WSIT TK -> JVM ->
WSIT generated Server Wrapper -> C Legacy Code -> Wrapper ->
OpenVMS Pascal Code Base (Business Logic, not thread safe)
-> MQ to IBM and /or -> Oracle DB all on OpenVMS 7.3
In case Axis2/C will handle scope=soapsession the way Axis2/Java
supports it or what ever Axis2/C comes up with to have a 1 session
to 1 process relation, we migth change away from Java stuff and use
Axis2/C instead for several reasons.
Josef.Stadelmann@
axa-winterthur.ch
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Von: Dinesh Premalal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Auftrag von Dinesh
Premalal
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 5. Dezember 2007 07:04
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: AW: Long names and sharable images ... dll's
Hi Stadelmann,
"Stadelmann Josef" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> For my axis2/c port to OpenVMS, axis2_get_instance() and
> axis2_remove_instance()
> both names are less then 31 characters. Hence are available in
> non-cryptic normal form
> within the object and can therefor be used by dlsym().
>
> So my axis2/c server works now with all the services and teste. This
> beeing true except
> for the xyz_DUAL_xyz clients. Those make the server crash.
Do you see any point that we could help you to fix this problem?
thanks,
Dinesh
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