hi Mazhar, I think you should have send this mail to Axis C++ User mailing list, but may be by mistake you have send this to Axis Java User mailing list. Any how I just came across this mail, so please reply back to Axis C++ mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
>Cannot load E:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache/modules/mod_axis.dll > into server The reasons could be any of the following: This can happen if any of the following files: - AxisServer.dll - AxisTransport.dll - AxisXMLParser.dll - xerces.dll (i.e The relavent parser dll) couldn't be found. You have to have these files at: - <AXISCPP_DEPLOY>/lib or - In a folder where your PATH environment varialbe points Make sure you have done the following instruction at the Windows User Guide. - 6. Add [Axis_Folder]/lib to the PATH environment variable. Note: Simply, if the additional dll's required by the Apache module (mod_axis.dll) can be found the above error should not come. So double check to make sure that what I have pointed is in place in your mechine. Note: Even after this if it doesn't work, reinstall carefully following the instructions again to make sure you don't miss any thing. Note: If possible try installing with Apache2 as well. >I have mod_axis.dll in Apache2/modules/ You seems to be using Apache 1.x , but you have mentioned above Apache2 ??? >I have some problems with integration Axis (1-1-win32 ) and I think it would be better if you use the latest Axis C++ version, which is 1.4, instead of using 1.1. Roshan On Thu, 2004-12-23 at 18:10, Mazhar Shaikh wrote: > I have some problems with integration Axis (1-1-win32 ) and > Apache(1.3.33-win32-x86-no_ssl) on WinXP-sp 1:Apache fail to work > after changing httpd.conf The error is - Syntax error on line 948 : > Cannot load E:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache/modules/mod_axis.dll > into server > > My httpd.conf is - 948 : LoadModule axis_module modules/mod_axis.dll > 949: <Location /axis> 950: SetHandler axis 951:</Location> > > I have mod_axis.dll in Apache2/modules/ > I have rename axiscpp.conf_win to axiscpp.conf and same with server.wsdd > > Each of this files is present. > > Apache can't start even with "apache -k" parameter >
