Re: is someone using axis-c web services in production ?

[cara <pi...@gmail.com>]

I do not use C/C++ server side for production. I have only worked on
'enterprise' systems ... so the web services must be in one of the following
frameworks: J2EE or .NET. I have created the interface with Axis (Java) and
recently JAX-WS. If the guts of my service needed to call C/C++ code, I have
tied the interface classes in with JNI. C clients can use AxisC, gsoap ....
whatever ...
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 10:19 AM, McCullough, Ryan <rmccullough@rightnow.com
> wrote:

>  I do not use the server side of Axis C++ (not Axis2 C++), but I will say
> that 1.5 is very old. You will want to get the code from the subversion
> repository. It is much more stable than 1.5 or 1.6 beta. At least this has
> been our experience with the client.
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> -Ryan
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> *From:* Philippe Torrelli [mailto:philippe.torrelli@alcatel-lucent.fr]
> *Sent:* Friday, February 27, 2009 1:36 AM
> *To:* axis-c-user@ws.apache.org
> *Subject:* is someone using axis-c web services in production ?
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> Hello,
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> I tried to test axis-C 1.5.0 that we planned  to rely on to deploy C (++)
> web services, to find out that the httpd
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> server crashes very often, even with sample services .. ( most of the time
> in calls to free ) .
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> It doesn’t seem to be a problem when using the apache module,  but the
> module forks a
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> new process when it handles a call to a web service, which is not efficient
> enough for the hardware on which we planned
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> to host these services, and also prevents us to for example share a pool of
> connections to our data base among our .so …
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> Is there a stable and working  http transport available, or are people out
> there just using the apache module ? or using axis-c only to call
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> Web services ?
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> A very easy way to reproduce is to download and install the binary release,
> use soapui to send bursts of calls to the ‘echo server’, the http
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> transport very soon crashes. I used the very default parameters, tried
> using rest as well as soap action mapping..
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> I had the same kind of results using a recent svn version that I
> recompiled.
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> Anyone has success with deploying web services in production with axis C ?
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> TIA
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> Philippe.
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