Hey Adam,
so what I have found out is that primarily the stacks of Axis/Axis2
or CXF are not geared towards
the mobile device industry (under J2ME that is) either on the client or
on the server side. I was able to
build efficient SOAP-based WS clients using the kSOAP2 API, however,
using the Jalimo (GNU
classpath for Linux Java that is pretty close to J2SE) I was able to run
Axis and Axis2 as clients
and as servers (bundles in OSGi containers). The problem I ran into when
I was running these as
servers was that the XML parsers used by Jalimo (which is a similar
issue I had with J2ME) are
not compatible with whatever WSDL or SOAP messages the client side was
generating.
Please keep me posted of any other findings you may have - I have a
few more myself that
had the same fate as the ones above so I figured it makes no sense to
repeat them here.
Good luck
D G wrote:
I have been pleading for help on this for months man and I didn't even
get back a hello. Hopefully you will have better luck. Once I get to a
laptop I will send you what I found so far.
Thanks
On Sep 2, 2009, at 11:28 AM, "Adam Elnagger"
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
Is there any support/testing for building and running Axis 2 clients
on Mobile devices running Android, Windows Mobile, or Symbian? I am
researching using web service stacks on mobile devices which support
in particular WS-ReliableMessaging and MTOM.
Thanks,
Adam Elnagger
