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Posted to java-dev@axis.apache.org by Jeremy Hughes <Je...@uk.ibm.com> on 2002/06/07 11:53:43 UTC

[ANNOUNCE] Web Services Invocation Framework initial code drop

We have placed the initial code drop for WSIF into the xml-axis-wsif
repository. There are two reasons why the code won't build for you which we
are working through:

1) We are using a patched version of WSDL4J. We are working on including
our patch in the WSDL4J source tree. Importantly this changes JSR110

2) We use the Java Record Object Model library (JROM). Which is in the
process of being made available as a binary ... should be available anytime
soon.

We would also like to modularise the build.xml so (eg) if you don't want
the jms provider you don't have to build it.

If our [WSIF] discussions start to become too much for axis-dev please say
and we'll start a new one.

Thanks,
Jeremy

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Jeremy Hughes
Web Services Invocation Framework,
IBM, MP 208, Hursley Park, Winchester, Hants, UK. SO21 2JN
Tel & Fax: +44 1962 816376


Re: [ANNOUNCE] Web Services Invocation Framework initial code drop

Posted by Sanjiva Weerawarana <sa...@watson.ibm.com>.
"Jeremy Hughes" <Je...@uk.ibm.com> writes:
> We have placed the initial code drop for WSIF into the xml-axis-wsif
> repository. There are two reasons why the code won't build for you which
we
> are working through:
>
> 1) We are using a patched version of WSDL4J. We are working on including
> our patch in the WSDL4J source tree. Importantly this changes JSR110
>
> 2) We use the Java Record Object Model library (JROM). Which is in the
> process of being made available as a binary ... should be available
anytime
> soon.

JROM will be going up on alphaWorks early next week, either Monday or
Tuesday. Sorry about the delay!

Sanjiva.