Sorry that my colleagues and I have not been able to help in this
effort, but I have two questions:
1. Are the specs stable and are there any plans to submit them to
OASIS, W3C, IETF, or some other organization?
2. Does Axis2 implement these specs?
Paul
At 12:35 PM 2007-03-21, Asankha C. Perera wrote:
Hi Paul
I have been reading through these specs again last weekend and was
preparing to make the enhancements to the current implementation to
be consistent. I also wanted the JMS transport to be able to address
the open issues filed against it.. I hope to embark on this. Would
you be willing to help in this effort or its testing?
asankha
Paul Denning wrote:
What is the status of this effort?
Paul
At 09:03 AM 2007-01-12, Glen Daniels wrote:
Hi Axis-Dev'ers:
As some of you may know, several companies (BEA, IBM, Progress, and
TIBCO) have been working on a formal set of specifications for binding
SOAP to the Java Message Service API. These specs consist of a) a SOAP
binding, and b) a description of the "jms:" IRI scheme which is used for
addressing. The specs do NOT cover an interoperable wire-level
representation which could bridge different vendors' JMS implementations
- though a future version might go there. This version has been
designed so that plugging in a different implementation should work
seamlessly without recompiling any code; as such we define a
BytesMessage encapsulation of SOAP (and MTOM), a "Content-Type" JMS
header, and a few other needed parts.
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