Hello Trasca,
[sry last mail i said Virgil not Trasca]
can you please send the wsdl-file and the command
you use to generate you code ?
i think you have to you tcpmon, otherwise
you wouldn't see what was transmitted - if
something was really transmitted.
mfg derMark
Trasca Virgil schrieb:
Hi,
I am a newbie to Axis2C client and I have an issue. My server is Axis2 Java
1.3 and is up with a service getSettings() which is correct (I am 100% about
that).
The client is C and is generated with wsdl2c codegent. The issue is than when I
call getSettings from C I got NULL all the time even is the service is working.
I tried to use tcpmon but with not success.
in Settings.cpp
I have function getSettings() which is returning all the time NULL even if I consider that I did all the pre-requites correctly. This function should not return NULL but a corect value.
adb_getSettingsResponse_t* Settings::getSettings()
{
return axis2_stub_BursterPublic_getSettings(stub,env);
}
What I observed by debugging and is strange is that in generated code
axis2_stub_BursterPublic_getSettings
there is a call to
ret_node = axis2_svc_client_send_receive_with_op_qname( svc_client, env,
op_qname, payload); and here payload comes all the time NULL as it is
initialized
earlier in the function with NULL and is not changed before calling
axis2_svc_client_send_receive_with_op_qname.
I thing payload should not be null at this point . Please assist me.
Thank you,
Virgil.
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