RE : JWS & Axis Client Jars [was:has anyone ever build a lightwei ght client with axis ?]

[Richard De Falco <rd...@icominfo.fr>]

It seems that if you are really short of bandwidth (that's our case), ksoap
works quite well as far as we have tested it now (< 100ko). I let you know
the tradeoffs if there is any. I let you know as soon as investigated, if
there is proxy problems with this design.

Richard

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Nicholas [mailto:nwhitehe@yahoo.com] 
Envoyé : jeudi 3 avril 2003 16:43
À : axis-user@ws.apache.org
Objet : JWS & Axis Client Jars [was:has anyone ever build a lightweight
client with axis ?]


For reference, we are deploying an Axius client over
Java WebStart and the initial download is somewhat
heavy, but after that, these jars never change, so it
gets snappy. Here's the list:

		<jar href="support/axis.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/jbcl.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/xerces.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/log4j-1.2.7.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/jaxrpc.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/commons-collections-2.0.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/commons-discovery.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/commons-logging.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/servlet.jar"/>
		<jar href="support/saaj.jar"/>


//Nicholas
--- Bruno.Melloni@nokia.com wrote:
> WARNING: Axis (and the older Apache SOAP) work well
> with Java Web Start under *** most *** conditions.
> But they cannot be used together in applications
> that are intended for the outside public.  
>  
> Both Apache implementations of SOAP have trouble
> with HTTP proxies that required user/password
> authentication when running in Java Web Start.  See
> posting "BUG: Axis + Java Web Start + Authenticating Proxies".
>  
> Bruno
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ext Richard De Falco
> [mailto:rdefalco@icominfo.fr]
> Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 3:10 AM
> To: 'axis-user@ws.apache.org'
> Subject: has anyone ever build a lightweight client
> with axis ?
> 
> 
> Hello,
>  
> I'm wondering if axis was intended to be used from
> an applet or a java web start enabled application.
> I'm wondering this because the size of jar files is prohibitive. I've 
> seen some posts on this subject but can't find any information on how 
> to build such a lightweight client jar (if that works). Are they
> any plans to support this in the standard distrib ?
> Any workaround to deploy an application without MBs
> of jar just for calling a web services ? May be
> another lightweight client can do the job ?
>  
> Any Infos appreciated,
>  
> Richard
> 


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