Re: web services performance

overlap more significantly (the benefits of streaming). - Sam Ruby

Re: BSF error: unable to load language: javascript

ne change, so if running with 14R3 is real important to you, if you compile BSF against rhino14R3 the line that needs to be changed will be flagged by the compiler...I believe that removing the last parameter on the that call will get you up and running. - Sam Ruby

RE: SOAP Performance (against RMI)

ion? The Apache xml-axis implementation is a rewite of the current Apache SOAP implementation using a lower level and higher performing xml API named SAX. There are other SOAP processors out there that take a more radical approach and have their own custom XML parsers. For the moment, we have not taken that step. - Sam Ruby

Re: Utility for SOAP debugging

The link says source and binary, but it only appears to contain the binary. - Sam Ruby

RE: SOAP 2.2. doesn't return the float and double values correctl y

ver interop tests, and generally Apache SOAP 2.2 successfully interoperates when passing floats and doubles with all of them. - Sam Ruby

Re: boolean value interpretation by Apache SOAP

Fixed in the latest CVS. You can find prebuilt binaries at http://xml.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/. - Sam Ruby

RE: sending base64 encoding

Examples of Apache SOAP and Apache Axis formatted requests using base64 and a large number of other data types, as well as the responses from these and a dozen other servers from a large number of vendors, can be found at: http://www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html - Sam Ruby P.S

Re: Does Apache SOAP use DOM for parsing/representation of XML?

Morten J Nielsen wrote: > > Is it possible (configuration) to use a SAX parser with Apache SOAP instead > of DOM? Axis is a SOAP implementation based on SAX. See http://xml.apache.org/axis/index.html . - Sam Ruby

Re: Websphere and SOAP

ava. Or you could simply use TcpTunnel to see the actual error. - Sam Ruby

RE: When is the next release?

alpha1/ . Nightly builds of both code bases are available at http://xml.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/ http://xml.apache.org/dist/axis/nightly/ - Sam Ruby

Re: Interoperability Sites

http://www.whitemesa.com/interop.htm Apache's scorecard can be found at http://www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html - Sam Ruby

Re: .NET Service Apache Soap and Axis clients

I attempt to invoke his implementation of the Echo service I > can do so but the return values are always null or zero. I have the exact > same problem with an Axis client. You might want to check the names your collegue has assigned to the parameters being passed. - Sam Ruby

Re: FW: .NET Service Apache Soap and Axis clients

his .asmx file. Where it currently says: [WebMethod] Replace this with: [WebMethod, SoapRpcMethod] In order to get this to work, the following may also need to be added: using System.Web.Services.Protocols; - Sam Ruby

RE: XML Payload Performance

g inside the Xerces 1 implementation of DOM. Other XML parsers may not have this problem. - Sam Ruby

Re: Apache and Microsoft SOAP Interoperability

ch, more at: http://www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html - Sam Ruby

Re: mailing list for Microsoft SOAP?

ould that be the case. - Sam Ruby

Re: returning null object

ng able to produce messages to a required specification, and to consume every possible response. It appears that this journey is one that will take a while - exploring all of the edge cases and finding new nooks and cranies. - Sam Ruby

Re: Interop Problem .NET Client / Apache SOAP Server

ot;. Under a license that you should find most accomodating. ;-) - Sam Ruby

Re: Interop Problem .NET Client / Apache SOAP Server

ich the response will be "fixed in next release". That is to be expected. That doesn't affect users of the current release one bit. You want to be adventurous and try out some of the new features? We will welcome you. You don't feel so adventurous at the moment and want to

Re: Apache Soap 2.2 questions

e, migratable 1.0 within 3-6 > months then that will be the last release of Apache SOAP. There is no reason to preclude the possibility of releases of Apache SOAP 3, 6 or even 12 months *AFTER* Axis is released. - Sam Ruby

Re: Apache Soap 2.2 questions

y are welcome to include Apache code in the RI they produce. They already include Xalan in JAXP 1.1. I hear that future versions will be based on Xerces 2. - Sam Ruby

Re: Apache Soap 2.2 questions

lly feel that Axis is production ready? That was not > my understanding, but I'm (very) happy to be corrected!! It certainly hasn't enjoyed the benefit of widescale deployment just yet. It seems that many people are scared off by the alpha label. - Sam Ruby

Re: Apache Soap 2.2 questions

;s some more background that you might find helpful http://jakarta.apache.org/site/understandingopensource.html . For a more lighthearted treatise on the subject, go here: http://www.advogato.org/article/395.html . If you feel like contributing to Axis, that would be WONDERFUL. If you would rather contribute to SOAP 2.x, that's fine too. - Sam Ruby

Re: Installing apache soap and axis?

both at http://nagoya.apache.org:5049/. SOAP is at /soap, and Axis is at /axis. Deployed at this endpoint are SOAP: bidbuy, interop, and stockquote and Axis: bidbuy stock and echo. - Sam Ruby

Re: SOAP 2.2 vs. AXIS

towards a point in time where at least the Java vendors have implement a common API. - Sam Ruby

Re: Does Apache SOAP conform to SOAP 1.1 spec?

02/01/toInfinityAndBeyondTheQuestForSoapInteroperability.html - Sam Ruby

Re: WSDL

Anne Thomas Manes wrote: > There are other completely Unix-based SOAP systems, too, including my > company's product -- but I'm not going to abuse this list by > advertising it here. Hmmm... > Anne Manes > CTO, Systinet > www.systinet.com ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | | | | |

Re: WSDL

Martin Gainty wrote: > My thoughts exactly.. > Too many used car salespersons selling their bright and shiny jalopies.. > Anne's cool. Her company's products are too. And to her defense, she *DID* try to point you to Apache Axis. - Sam Ruby

Re: Axis vs. Apache SOAP

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Announcing Axis 1.0 release candidate 2!

I'm pleased to announce release candidate 2 of Axis release 1. All unit and functional tests pass with this release. The SAAJ and JAX RPC TCK tests pass. All bugs reported as of this morning targetted for the 1.0 release are resolved in this drop. Pending feedback from people like yourselv

Announcing Axis 1.0!

I'm pleased to announce the Apache SOAP engine known as Axis just had it's first release. Performance, interoperability, and JAX RPC compliance have been significant focuses of this effort. You can download it at http://xml.apache.org/axis/dist/1_0/. - Sam Ruby -- To unsubscri

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