Hi David,
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 5:42 PM, David Vaquero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > My name is David Vaquero (a.k.a. Pepesan ), I'm using Axis2/C since two > months, I think you have done a great work, Congratulations!!!! :) and I > have questions and suggestions :) > > (Sorry about my poor english, I'm from Spain :) ) > > First, there is any method in AXIS2/C to generate the WSDL file from the > code of a service library? > Before I used the soap2cpp tool from gsoap proyect to parse the .h file > to generate the wsld file, in AXIS2/C, there is any similar tool? No currently there is no such a way to generate WSDL from C code, So the code first approach is not possible, anyway if your intension is generate WSDLs, Axis2/Java provides one (Java2WSDL). > > Second, the html information about the services is cool, but i think > that if this information includes the Request and Response Paramaters > structured, the html service info will be more usefull for the WS user. > There is a method to include this structured information in the result > html exit of AXIS2/C? No, I think the main reason these two are not implemented, C doesn't support on reflection as in Java or any newer languages, and there is no proper way to write annotations in C to describe meta data. So the implementations are not just straight forward. > > Third, and last :) , I dont understand well the load library process in > Axis2/C yet (in standalone server and apache module), but there is any > way to force the load a library service when the server is up(executed)? No, The services, modules are loaded only at the startup, But there are soap extensions like WSF/PHP or WSF/Ruby which uses the same Axis2/C and load PHP or Ruby services dynamically. So I think it is possible to implement this kind of thing with Axis2/C. I believe this will be a feature of Axis2/C 1.4?, just a thought.:) Thanks Dimuthu > > A wave > Pepesan > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
