+1 Following on from Ed's point. I'm working my way through doing some simple read/write interop test for PHP/C++/Java XML at the moment initially based on the company data example. However to make this a useful test it would seem sensible to make a schema that contains all of the simple and complex types and sequences that we expect to come across in SDO/XML. Has one been made already?
On the SCA testing front. Can we use and modify an existing sample like Big Bank to pull in implementations other than Java? I will take a look at it and maybe we can start a separate thread on SCA/SDO interop testing. Regards Simon On 5/2/06, Edward Slattery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+1. From the SDO C++ point of view, the interop that could be done by then would be at the serialized level - I.E being able to load/save the same XML in both systems. In terms of Axis2C support, I am looking into providing a utility to write AXIOM from SDOs and SDO types. Ideally I would do that by creating AXIOM objects directly from SDO properties, but the quick solution would be to stream the SDO to XML, and then use axis2 to read the XML. cheers, Ed. On 01/05/06, Pete Robbins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think it would be a good idea to have a release of the C++ subproject > before ApacheCon Europe (Last week in June). > I'll set up a wiki page along the lines of the Java "Tasks" page to set > out > what we need to do to get to a release. > > I'd like to have an IRC chat (Wednesday?) to discuss the functional > content > of this proposed release and how we get there. > > Current thoughts are to have webservice support using Axis2C and a sample > to > demonstrate interoperability with the Java release and ... ???? > > Cheers, > > -- > Pete > >
