Axis, gSoap Project

[V D <st...@drexel.edu>]

I just created a Netbeans 4.0 project which has the following:

1) Custom ant script for generating wsdl from java interfaces
2) Custom ant script generating Java stub and skeleton from wsdl.
3) Ant script for generating gSoap code for C and C++
4) A swing example client that can call the server
5) A VC++ 6.0 gSoap client using C code
6) A VC++ 6.0 gSoap client using CPP code
7) The webservice include both sending and receiving array of user object.

One thing I would like to note about this is that it is one complete 
package with all of these.  So, with a small document, I could easily 
turn this into a tutorial for beginner, or people who would like to 
learn Ant, Axis and gSoap in 10-20 minutes, and most of the problem that 
new users usually have will not be an issue.

I would like to put this out for whoever want it to get it.  What do you 
think?  Would you think this would be useful?  If enough positive 
reponse, I'll post it up.

Vy Ho

Re: Axis, gSoap Project

[Edoardo Causarano <cu...@katamail.com>]

very useful indeed. I was just about to google for some howto; I'm 
using Eclipse and am quite sick of creating the *.java on a shell and 
importing them into the workspace.
I could contribute the Eclipse process.

e

Il giorno 11/dic/04, alle 07:11, V D ha scritto:

>
> I just created a Netbeans 4.0 project which has the following:
>
> 1) Custom ant script for generating wsdl from java interfaces
> 2) Custom ant script generating Java stub and skeleton from wsdl.
> 3) Ant script for generating gSoap code for C and C++
> 4) A swing example client that can call the server
> 5) A VC++ 6.0 gSoap client using C code
> 6) A VC++ 6.0 gSoap client using CPP code
> 7) The webservice include both sending and receiving array of user 
> object.
>
> One thing I would like to note about this is that it is one complete 
> package with all of these.  So, with a small document, I could easily 
> turn this into a tutorial for beginner, or people who would like to 
> learn Ant, Axis and gSoap in 10-20 minutes, and most of the problem 
> that new users usually have will not be an issue.
>
> I would like to put this out for whoever want it to get it.  What do 
> you think?  Would you think this would be useful?  If enough positive 
> reponse, I'll post it up.
>
> Vy Ho
>
>
>