Hello Axis Developers and Users,

There is now a C++ SOAP implementation underway in the Axis
project (http://ws.apache.org/axis). We would like to invite
everyone to come join us in that work!

The C++ SOAP implementation plugs directly into HTTPD via
a new module, mod_axis. The implementation supports all
the key concepts from Axis, including dynamically loaded
handlers and providers, WSDD etc.. The implementation
supports using a pull-parser or any other kind of parsing
technology. In order to operate in a reflection-less 
approach, we are working on a tool to generate a wrapper
that fronts the actual service code. The architecture docs
explain the approach we have been taking so far. (Docs are
currently only in the CVS tree; we will soon put them up 
on the Web too.)

The status is that the server-side code framework is complete
and working. Now we are working to complete the server-side,
complete the wrapper tool and to modify Axis/Java's WSDL2Java
tool as a stub generator for WSDL2C++. Once the server-side is
done, we intend to reverse the logic of the main driver to 
form the backbone of the client-side and then layer on the 
client-side API which was developed earlier as a contribution
to Axis/C++ (see in the contrib/ directory).

We invite all interested C++/Java developers to come and help
us! We especially appreciate any help on mod_axis w.r.t. how
it should work in the presence of multiple processes etc.. 

Please come join us on [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Susantha.


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