Hi Pae, At least I am refering to Apache/SOAP v2.2.... I am not too sure about Phillip. >Apache/SOAP v2.2 is no longer using the xerces Really? How do you come about doing this? I tried to remove xerces but failed. Could you tell me the detail on how to use this?
>In v2.2 scenario, the size of crimson is only 183KB and 28KB for jaxp. That will be really very cool !!! Thanks a million, Boon Pang At 09:21 PM 10/18/2001 -0700, you wrote: >Are you folks using and referring to SOAP v2.1? If I am not wrong, >Apache/SOAP v2.2 is no longer using the xerces, it is rather using >the JAXP whch has two RIs, crimson and xalan. > >In v2.2 scenario, the size of crimson is only 183KB and 28KB for >jaxp. Adding both of them just end up with 211KB only. So it ends >up with 211KB without even trimming the package. > >If above case applies to both of you, 211KB is a good deal compare >to 556KB. Isn't it? > >Am I missing something here? > > >Pae > > > > >Hi Phillip, > > > >Can you please pass me a version of 556kb xerces.jar library? The 1/3 sized > >library > >will help my deployment via Java WebStart..The user needs only to wait for > >the first time. > >The following activation will not require any more download unless there > >are changes. > > > >Boon Pang > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >At 04:54 PM 10/18/2001 +0100, you wrote: > >>Is there any lighter version of Apache SOAP which doesn't need such a > >>large xerces.jar file?? The file is originally 1,556kb and I managed to > >>get that down to 556kb with some trimming but that is very large for an > >>applet to download along with the SOAP jar file and the applet code > >>itself. > >>Has anyone found a way to slim down the size of the client? > >>Thanks. > >>Phillip Urrea > >
