That's wierd, I updated from CVS just prior to making the change this
morning. I thought I did have the latest version. Ok, will check again.
- James M Snell/Fresno/IBM
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> Can one of the three of you commit this for me (I don't current have
write
> access to the CVS tree due to the fact I lost my client cert and forgot
my
> password ;-) ..)
> It is a fix to the AxisServlet class that returns a 204 No Content
> response to the client when no response SOAP envelope is available.
> Currently, the code sends a 200 Success response with a text message
> saying "No Data" or something like that. I'm still checking in the
client
> side stuff to see what needs to happen to support this as well. Will
send
> that fix along to be committed soon.
>
> (change was made to Lines 662-667)
There are big diffs between CVS_HEAD and this file, many big differences.
Someone has been editing AxisServlet without you.
I'd recommend getting your password back (mail brian?), updating your
repository and then committing. If not, you need to get a new copy of the
repo as anoncvs, merge in your changes there and then post the file again.
If you want me to commit it, it has to be the whole file, not a patch, as
I
am still trying to work out why patch 2.5 crashes on my system (something
to
do with multiprocessors, I guess).
-steve
