There is an UDP transport implementation in Synapse. It's not yet sure
whether it will remain in Synapse or move to the new WS-Commons
transport project (Since I wrote it, I guess it's up to me to
decide ;-).
Andreas
On 5 oct. 08, at 06:46, Sanjiva Weerawarana wrote:
Igor Nogueira wrote
Please move it - how does it help to have two implementations of a UDP
transport? That was the whole point of setting up the common transports
project and I hope Synapse folks also take that seriously and move
everything to it .. otherwise its a waste of time really.
Sanjiva.
Andreas Veithen
Andreas Veithen wrote:
There is an UDP transport implementation in Synapse. It's not yet sure
whether it will remain in Synapse or move to the new WS-Commons
transport project (Since I wrote it, I guess it's up to me to decide ;-).
Well ,as a community we decide to move all the transport
First, I never said that I'm against moving the UDP transport to WS-
Commons. Actually I'm in favor of doing this.
Second, if I remember well, the decision was to say that transports
that are relevant only to Synapse should remain there. This is a
somewhat vague definition and AFAIK
idea why the list of transport that have been moved up to now is
limited to mail and JMS.
See my mail : http://markmail.org/message/giqnd6u4jrxxmkm4
I think this is the process by which we will decide on a case by case
basis which transports belong where.. so you can move tcp/udp into
ws
Thanks guys! And yes, I'm interested! :-)
2008/10/5 Sanjiva Weerawarana [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Igor Nogueira wrote:
Guys, Does Axis2 work over UDP? I'm trying to invoke webservices form
Jgroups and it's defalut protocol stack works with UDP.
There's no UDP transport around right now
Thanks Andreas! I'll take a look at this.
2008/10/5 Andreas Veithen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is an UDP transport implementation in Synapse. It's not yet sure
whether it will remain in Synapse or move to the new WS-Commons transport
project (Since I wrote it, I guess it's up to me to decide
Guys, Does Axis2 work over UDP? I'm trying to invoke webservices form
Jgroups and it's defalut protocol stack works with UDP.
Best regards,
Igor Nogueira
Igor Nogueira wrote:
Guys, Does Axis2 work over UDP? I'm trying to invoke webservices form
Jgroups and it's defalut protocol stack works with UDP.
There's no UDP transport around right now but there was some interest in
it due to the device profile using it too.
Interested in helping write
Hi,
I looked into archives and found information that someone (Chris?)
works on Soap over UDP. Is there a chance to see this in Axis/Axis2 in
near future?
Cheers,
--
Grzegorz Chwajoł
Hi,
I looked into archives and found information that someone (Chris?)
works on Soap over UDP. Is there a chance to see this in Axis/Axis2 in
near future?
Cheers,
--
Grzegorz Chwajoł
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From: Grzegorz Chwajol [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 2:34 AM
Subject: Soap over UDP
Hi,
I looked into archives and found information that someone (Chris?)
works on Soap over UDP. Is there a chance to see this in Axis/Axis2 in
near future?
Cheers
Hello everybody,
I'm working with Axis 1.2 on a DPWS (Device Profile Web Services) implementation.
This profiles needs to use SOAP over UDP.
I know this possibility is define in a specification : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnglobspec/html/soap-over-udp.pdf
But I can't find any
Raphael,
as far as I know there doesnt exist any public transport
implementation of SOAP over UDP for Axis1/Axis2.
If you are able to start the TCP sample coming with
Axis1 then it should be easy for you to adapt the TCP transport to a SOAP over
UDP transport mechanism.
In case
Hi Saminda,
thank you for the hint. I overlooked this example. Today I tested it as you
wrote. Now I can at least step in the out flow successfully.
Thank you once again.
Andreas Bobek.
Saminda Abeyruwan wrote:
Andreas Bobek wrote:
There is a
Hi,
I intend to implement WS-Discovery for Axis. For that purpose I need the
ability to send SOAP messages via UDP as multicast messages as defined in
the WS-Discovery specification.
Unfortunately, Axis allows unicast only. Furthermore WS-Discovery uses URIs
(instead of limited URLs
? You can insert a handler in the responseFlow
also, if you need.
Jose.
-Original Message-
From: Andreas Bobek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 10:21 AM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: [Axis2] client-side handlers for multicasting soap via udp
Hi,
I intend
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 27. September 2005 18:08
An: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Betreff: RE: [Axis2] client-side handlers for multicasting soap via udp
I think you can insert a handler in the out-flow at the client side using
client side handlers..
Assuming using the Axis client API
Andreas Bobek wrote:
There is a description at the Axis2 site how to accomplish this for
server-side processing (using handlers or modules), but I need it for
client-side processing as well.
You need to provide a repository for the Call to handles moules in
client side. This reposity shoud
Saminda Abeyruwan wrote:
Andreas Bobek wrote:
There is a description at the Axis2 site how to accomplish this for
server-side processing (using handlers or modules), but I need it for
client-side processing as well.
You need to provide a repository for the Call to handles moules in
if you use TCP as transport mechanism. But I'd like to
integrate a Transport Sender and Transport Listener for UDP. Therefore I
receive only UDP packets (DatagramPacket), not a stream:
# DatagramPacket packet;
# ...
# // Copy the soap data from udp packet
# byte[] buffer = packet.getData();
After
Hi Aleksander,
you could readly directly byte array using specialized UTF8 (streaming)
reader and that may affect performance tests - XML paser will be only as
good as quality of input stream y ou give to it.
Do you mean something like the following??
---
// Copy the data from udp packet
---
// Copy the data from udp packet
byte[] data = packet.getData();
// Build UTF8-ByteStream (not optimized)
ByteArrayInputStream bais = new ByteArrayInputStream(data);
InputStreamReader isr = null;
try {
isr = new InputStreamReader(new BufferedInputStream(bais, 8192),
UTF8);
} catch
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