Not sure yet what we'd do with it, just wanted to see what's possible...
On Nov 11, 2003, at 9:07 PM, lsf wrote:
Hi Ron,
Runtime WSDL generation for a webservice (as does in Axis Java) is *almost*
impossible with C/C++ as there is no reflection kind of mechanisms in C/C++.
So what we do in Axis C++ is that we keep a static copy on the WSDL for each
web service at the server.
But to generate WSDL from a C++ class we have been developing a tool in
C/C++ itself. This tool is supposed to generate, WSDL and server side
wrappers for the web service. But this tool is not developped for some time
(say 3 months) and is not upto date.
There is no WSDL generation/inspection in the Axis Runtime. Where and for
what purposes do you think that this funtionality is needed ? (other than
the tools).
Thanks,
Susantha.
-----Original Message----- From: Ron Lue-Sang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 4:18 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Han Ming Ong; Bill Bumgarner Subject: Axis C++ and a question on WSDL inspection
Hello, I was wondering if AxisC does any of the WSDL parsing/inspection in C/C++ code... From looking in the source I believe the java WSDL2WS tool is the only thing available for WSDL consumption... (as opposed to WSDL generation from the server)
Thanks Ron
