Hi folks, I'm currently doing a project for GSoC for Axis2/C. The plan is to get the wheels rolling again on Axis2/C after getting some improvements and bug fixes in.
This will happen over the next 3/4 months. So, if you can afford to wait for some time we probably will have something going. On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Oscar Pernas <os...@pernas.es> wrote: > Hi zeman, I wasted so many time trying to make Axis2c working, but I > allways got into memory leaks or bugs. In my oppinion, is not a suitable > software for production environment. > > Regards > > > > > 2013/5/31 Zeman, Vaclav <vaclav.ze...@ca.com> > > Also, where can I get the releases? It does not spark confidence that >> http://axis.apache.org/axis2/c/core/download.cgi links lead to 404 pages. >> >> -- >> VZ >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Zeman, Vaclav >> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 10:34 AM >> To: c-user@axis.apache.org >> Subject: Axis2/C >> >> Hi. >> >> Here at CA Technologies, we are looking for a library to support our SOAP >> client side code. I have come across Apache Axis C++ and Apache Axis2/C. >> What is the relation between the two libraries? With the “2” in the name, >> Axis2/C gives me impression of being maintained and more current. Is my >> impression correct? >> >> We are looking for a cross platform library. Our range of platforms is at >> least Windows, Linux, Solaris and HP-UX. Does Axis2/C support all of these >> or more? >> >> We are also looking for a library with features. The features we are >> looking for are HTTP proxy authentication, NTLM authentication, Kerberos >> authentication. Are these features supported? >> >> One thing that concerns me with Axis2/C is that the last release (1.6.0) >> was in 2009. I have checked mailing list archives and there is some >> activity. Why has the least release been so long ago? >> >> While browsing the mailing list archives, I have noticed a bug report of >> Solaris compilation failure. Since Solaris is one of the platforms that we >> need to support, this looks like Axis/C 1.6.0 would not support it out of >> the box. Assuming the problem is fixed in development sources in your >> subversion repository, we could use development sources. Though that gives >> me less confidence in recommending Axis2/C for our use. Are trunk/head >> development sources stable for production use? >> >> -- >> VZ >> >> > > > -- > Óscar Pernas Plaza. >
