----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 10:42
AM
Subject: RE: Axis C++ and Apache
2.0
Hi,
Now there is a working module of axis c++ for apache2.0.
This is how you can try it.
The apache 2 module was tested on windows 2000
professional. It is yet to be tested on linux.
How ever it may run on linux
without any problem. There is no binary distribution yet but you
can get the source and build the apache 2 module easily
with the following instructions.
"documentation" and refer to the windows developer
guide(WDG). This developer guide is written
for axis and Apache 1.3, therefore please substitute
information (ie. apache installation
version, apache installation path) relevant for apache 2
when referring to this guide. You
should be able to follow the guide completely without
any trouble (i.e. Build the apache 2
module and run the example).
When you start apache 2 you may have to start it as
"apache -X" (Uppercase X) on a command line
to make it run as a single process.
NOTE: On the windows box this module was tested, apache
refused to serve even the start up page
when it was started as a service (i.e. "apache -k
start")(And this was before any integration
was done for axis). And even when it was started as
"apache -X" the apache process takes up
around 95%-99% of CPU time. This was observed with
several versions of apache 2. This issue
still remains to be resolved in windows. Despite this,
if "apache -X" is done you should be
able to test the apache 2 module.
sanjaya.
I will be working on the Apache 2.0 module and
"hopefully" will finish it by end of \
this week and would be included in
axis c beta in the coming weeks. sanjaya.
Hi,
We're
looking at using Axis C++ in the next few months. However, we need to be
able \
to use it in Apache 2.0.
When do you think the Apache 2.0
version will be ready?
Regards
Simon
Perkins
