I just use the source code examples, look at the both stdsoap2.c and the generated code, and a good source debugger. After that you can write anything with the gSOAP code. As for the documentation, most of it is documented (though I find it sometimes out of date).
What do you want from an open source project? Perhaps someone should take it upon themselves to write some documentation....I'd contribute to it. Chuck Wegrzyn (using gSOAP since 2005). Andrew Wood wrote: > > Im sorry but that document is just impossible to follow. Is there > nothing else? > > I dont need to be told exaclty what code to write I want to know the > basic step involved in allowing methods in my class to be accessed by > the gSOAP server - for example how does it know when > soap_serve() is called that the method being called is a member of the > Calculator class? Does it create a seapeate instance of that class for > each invocation? > > it may be in the user guide but its impossible to follow due to the > writing style, and the fact that theree isnt a consistent example used > throughout, but different ones. > >
