Thanks Eddie and Jeremy for the information. So I gather that Beehive is
currently not supported due to the VM restraints. I hope that this is
going to change soon :-).
Eddie: I think that since Geronimo is looking at full J2EE 1.4
compliance JAX-RPC is definetely the way to go here, but I am not a
specialist in Geronimo matters. Is Beehive currently able to generate
all JAX-RPC required artefacts such as:
* a WSDL document
* a JAX-RPC mapping file
* a Web service descriptor file (webservices.xml)
Also, does Beehive currently support both, EJB endpoints and JAX-RPC
service endpoints (witch reside in front of a servlet or POJO)? What
about Web services that make usage of more complex structures such as
JavaBeans or Arrays of JavaBeans, binary attachments and WS-Security -
does Beehive support these (more advanced) features as well? I am
especially looking for the auto-generation of JAX-RPC mapping files in
this case because they tend to become quite complex when using those
features.
Stefan
Jeremy Boynes wrote:
Eddie ONeil wrote:
From the Geronimo side, how well is the Java 5 VM supported?
Right now it isn't due to issues with CORBA. We hope to fix this soon.
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Jeremy
