Hi Sam, OK, I believe you are looking for WSDL generation for C Services. You don't see a WSDL file because in .NET, when you point to your URL you will see an ASMX test interface rather. That is .NET specific, and we don't have a similar alternate. Calling http://localhost/axis2/services/echo?wsdl or something similar in a .NET context would show you a WSDL. And, that is also a .NET specific way of doing things. We don't have something similar too.
However, I'm not sure whether we support CtoWSDL. Devs, do we support this? Anyway, you can always come up with an easy workaround. That is to primarily use .NET to generate the WSDL file for you and based on that WSDL file, the codegen tool (WSDL2C) can generate C code for you. Thus, you will have to write the service in .NET and then get the WSDL file, use it, and create C code. Therefore, you will write code only once. Also, it is possible to manually write service discovery files and use it for services that don't provide WSDL files in .NET. This is a real tedious process. Regards, Senaka > I am new to web services and I am still trying to figure out how all > the pieces going together. My final objective is to write bunches of > web services using Axis2/C and served up by Apache that can be > consumed by a .Net Windows application. According to this book I am > reading online, UDDI are Service Discovery and Service Publication > pieces of Web Services stack. > > I have Apache running with the Axis2/C module installed with the > sample modules. When I direct my browser to > http://localhost/axis2/services or any deeper URI, such as > http://localhost/axis2/services/echo, I get the same thing, what looks > like a very simple html dump of all the modules. I have tried > pointing Microsoft Visual Studio 2005's Web Services with no luck. > > What am I missing? Considering I want to do a lot with Web Services, > I think I am missing a whole lot, so do you have any good suggestions > on where I can go to come up to speed on Web Services? > > Sam > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > 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]
