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Why must the AXIS2C_HOME / client_home be set when using a client?
Hi,
I am new to Axis2/C and I am trying to write a small client to verify if
Axis2/C is fitting my needs. But what I am not understanding is why I
need to set the AXIS2C_HOME for the client_home in my client code?
My structure looks like:
client folder
|
-- client.exe
-- axiom.dll
-- axis2_engine.dll
-- etc. (all needed DLLs)
When I am also setting the AXIS2C_HOME pointing to the Axis2/C
repository then I have the DLLs twice on my harddrive drive. Isn't there
a way to use a client only with the needed DLLs next to the client.exe?
Why is the repository needed for the client? I don't want to install the
whole Axis2/C repository when I am only using a client.
Regards
Lasse
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Re: Why must the AXIS2C_HOME / client_home be set when using a client?
Posted by Samisa Abeysinghe <sa...@wso2.com>.
Supun Kamburugamuva wrote:
> Hi,
>
> AFAIK you don't need to specify the AXIS2C_HOME as an environment
> variable.
Correct.
All that is required is to provide the repo location. Using AXIS2C_HOME
is only one way of doing that.
Samisa...
> If you know where it is you can specify it when you create the client.
> Internally Axis2/C never use the AXISC_HOME environment variable.
>
> Axis2/C picks its configuration from this AXIS2C_HOME (I'm not
> referring to the env variable). It looks for the axis2.xml and modules
> folder in this location. So if you have modules like addressing,
> rampart you should put it under AXIS2C_HOME/modules folder. For the
> client side modules folder and axis2.xml are the only things that
> should be in the AXIS2C_HOME directory.
>
> Supun..
>
>
> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Lasse Knudsen
> <lasse.knudsen@t-online.de <ma...@t-online.de>> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Axis2/C and I am trying to write a small client to
> verify if Axis2/C is fitting my needs. But what I am not
> understanding is why I need to set the AXIS2C_HOME for the
> client_home in my client code?
>
> My structure looks like:
>
> client folder
> |
> -- client.exe
> -- axiom.dll
> -- axis2_engine.dll
> -- etc. (all needed DLLs)
>
> When I am also setting the AXIS2C_HOME pointing to the Axis2/C
> repository then I have the DLLs twice on my harddrive drive. Isn't
> there a way to use a client only with the needed DLLs next to the
> client.exe? Why is the repository needed for the client? I don't
> want to install the whole Axis2/C repository when I am only using
> a client.
>
> Regards
> Lasse
>
>
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Re: Why must the AXIS2C_HOME / client_home be set when using a client?
Posted by Supun Kamburugamuva <su...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
AFAIK you don't need to specify the AXIS2C_HOME as an environment variable.
If you know where it is you can specify it when you create the client.
Internally Axis2/C never use the AXISC_HOME environment variable.
Axis2/C picks its configuration from this AXIS2C_HOME (I'm not referring to
the env variable). It looks for the axis2.xml and modules folder in this
location. So if you have modules like addressing, rampart you should put it
under AXIS2C_HOME/modules folder. For the client side modules folder and
axis2.xml are the only things that should be in the AXIS2C_HOME directory.
Supun..
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Lasse Knudsen <la...@t-online.de>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Axis2/C and I am trying to write a small client to verify if
> Axis2/C is fitting my needs. But what I am not understanding is why I need
> to set the AXIS2C_HOME for the client_home in my client code?
>
> My structure looks like:
>
> client folder
> |
> -- client.exe
> -- axiom.dll
> -- axis2_engine.dll
> -- etc. (all needed DLLs)
>
> When I am also setting the AXIS2C_HOME pointing to the Axis2/C repository
> then I have the DLLs twice on my harddrive drive. Isn't there a way to use a
> client only with the needed DLLs next to the client.exe? Why is the
> repository needed for the client? I don't want to install the whole Axis2/C
> repository when I am only using a client.
>
> Regards
> Lasse
>
>
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