hi tom, GLUE 2.0 includes the functionality that you're looking for, and allows you to leverage JMS for both sync and async reliable, guaranteed delivery.
hope this helps, cheers, graham http://www.themindelectric.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Caljon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "soap-user" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 5:54 AM Subject: asynchronous calls and more > Hi, > > We need : > - a rpc server that supports asynchronous calls. Preferably written > in Java so that we can easily use JMS > The rpc server should support multiple asynchronous calls all at > the same time (so that clients don't continuously have to poll for new > messages) > - a number of rpc clients that are capable of working with this rpc > server, sometimes performing asynchronous calls > We would like to have C++ (and C) clients for Windows and Linux > Is the apache soap server capable of this, and do such clients exist? > If not, does anyone have any pointers to software that is? > > The apache xmlrpc server/client support asynchrounous calls. Writing a > C++ xmlrpc library (which we did) is a hell of a lot easier than a soap > library, so what would be the main reasons not to prefer xmlrpc over soap? > > thanks a lot, > Tom >
