Dims > 1. Looks like an "old" version of Axis was used (Axis no longer has ServiceClient.java). Is it > possible to upgrade to latest Axis?
We are still on alpha 3 but we are syncing up over the next few weeks. We are pretty tied up with some major items right now. > 2. Seems like an "old" or "patched" version of WSDL4J was used (Some functions don't exist in > StringUtils.java anymore). Is it possible to use the "publicly" available latest WSDL4J? We are in discussion with Matt about syncing up. Currently we patch the latest WSDL4J. > 3. Apache SOAP support needs com.ibm.jrom package (Part of IBM Web Services Gateway?). Is it > possible to get rid of this dependency? We'll tidy up the dependency so it builds cleanly. > 4. Can you also please ensure that classes from Apache SOAP are not used "indiscriminately" in the > code. Wanting people to have both Apache Axis and Apache SOAP jars defeats the whole purpose... (I > searched for org.apache.soap in *.java) There are a couple of uses of Apache SOAP. There are a few places where we have been lazy and used SOAP classes in the base framework and we'll get rid of those. And there's the ApacheSOAP provider, which is an alternative to the Axis provider. > 5. Can the build file be updated to build even if Apache SOAP, EJB, SOAPRMI, JMS, JROM, IBM > Logging Package are absent? Since these are supposed to be "Optional" Yup. I need to introduce you to Jeremy, he's the team leader and build guru! > 6. Are there any samples that you can point me to...Once i get the whole thing compiled? Yes! Once we're through our crisis, we'll post a new dist with samples and the fixes. It would be nice to have the CVS tree sorted by then so we can do the global rename at the same time and post it to its final destination. > Looking forward to trying the latest WSIF as soon as we get these items sorted out one way or > another. > > Thanks, > dims > > ===== > Davanum Srinivas - http://xml.apache.org/~dims/ > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness > http://health.yahoo.com
