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Posted to java-dev@axis.apache.org by sa...@apache.org on 2004/12/09 13:06:54 UTC
cvs commit: ws-axis/c/samples/client/session/headers readme.txt
sanjaya 2004/12/09 04:06:54
Modified: c/samples/client/session/headers readme.txt
Log:
improved the readme.txt file for the soapheader based session sample.
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1.2 +26 -2 ws-axis/c/samples/client/session/headers/readme.txt
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3. The WSDL to the Counter service that can be used to generate both the java server side and the C++ client side.
4. The client.wsdd needed to configure the client for the session handler
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+
+WIN 32
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+-Use the vc workspace \c\vc\samples\client\session\Headers\Headers.dsw to compile the client side handler for this
+sample
+
+-Use WSDL2Ws to generated the client side stubs from c\samples\client\session\headers\Counter.wsdl in
+c\samples\client\session\headers\gen_src. Compile the client application using the vc workspace at
+\c\vc\samples\client\session\Headers\Headers.dsw
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+
+
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+Linux
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+-........
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+
+
+COMMON
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+
-Host the service in Axis java (Check c/samples/server/session/headers/readme.txt on how to do this).
--Configure the client to use the provided client.wsdd from axiscpp.conf
+-Configure the client to use the provided client.wsdd from axiscpp.conf (make appropriate changes if necessary
+to the client.wsdd to make it load the handler )
-Run the tcpMonitor and configure it to check the conversation between the client and server
-Run the client; inspect the SOAP messages in tcpMonitor to see the values returned by the server incremented by 1 each
-time (as done throught the client). Counting starts at the value 97, which is set at the server side web service.
+time (as done throught the client). Counting starts at the value 97, which is set at the server side web service.
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