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Posted to fx-dev@ws.apache.org by Aleksander Slominski <as...@cs.indiana.edu> on 2004/05/05 03:59:34 UTC

sandesha beta2

Davanum Srinivas wrote:

>i'd say go for it in case jaliya has not gotten to it by tomorrow am for you.
>  
>

Question:

i had to comment following line to compile:

            call.setLastMessage(true);

where is it coming from?

was AXIS Call patched for it?

also it seems that *.wsdd and keys fiels are missing for interop sample?

alek

CHANGES
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moved interop out of samples to interop/ and modified acdordingly build.xml

changed verion to beta2 in build.xml

first i tried to get ant test to run - needed to do following things:

./keys (dir.keys) directory seems to be missing - i have commented it 
out of interopTests and did some othe rminor edits to get ant test to work

the same for di.interop (*.jsk is suppsed to be there?!)

build.work was not created so mkdired it but (un)deploy.wsdd seems to be 
missing and i am not sure where 
org/apache/ws/axis/oasis/Client_deploy.wsdd comes from ...

after seein that AdminClient fails i took out interopTests out of tests 
target dependincy - it does not seem interopTests can be executed with 
what is currently in CVS (could not find  *.wsdd anywhere ...)

added target interop that calls now interopTests

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alek

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Sandesha and WS-RM Interoping

Posted by Aleksander Slominski <as...@cs.indiana.edu>.
Davanum Srinivas wrote:

>The WS-RM Interop workshop is next week (12-13th). Can you please help
>jaliya implement the scenario's? (see attached doc)
>  
>
Dims,

sure - i have my ulterior motives too as i want to test my XSUL 
implementation of WS-RM :) there should be soon another public interop 
WS-RM XSUL endpoint for testing (i will have at least scenario 1 
implemented with XSUL)

this could be used then to test Apache Sandesha client. and then when 
Sandesha  has server endpoint deployed somewhere we could test full 
peer-to-peer testing.

so i think first thing would be to start implementing/deploying  
Sandesha endpoint for scenario 1.

but that leads to the question: can the endpoint be hosted on one of 
apache machines?

thanks,

alek