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Posted to c-user@axis.apache.org by "Piekorz, Martin" <ma...@edmb.debis.com> on 2004/12/10 13:55:14 UTC
C++ Client
Hi @ all,
I have a problem. I want to create a c++ client, just the client, for a
running service. I got the wsdl from this service.
I thought, ok I will create it step by step like it's described in the
documentation without looking for the "creating servie" things.
I use the wsdl2ws tool for creating the client side files and create my
client like described in "Axis C++ Windows User Guide / 1.6 Coding the
client" . The result is, it can't find a Axisclient.dll and that's because
there isn't such a dll.
In the same documentation in "1.2. Creating the web service" it's described
how to build a DLL, but isn't this dll for the service? Is this the dll
which I use to?
Could someone explain me step by step how I have to create a c++ client from
a wsdl without creating any service.
Is this generally possible?
Thanks a lot of
Martin
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Re: C++ Client
Posted by sanjaya singharage <sa...@opensource.lk>.
C++ ClientHI martin,
What version of Axis are you using?
sanjaya.
----- Original Message -----
From: Piekorz, Martin
To: 'axis-c-user@ws.apache.org'
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 6:55 PM
Subject: C++ Client
Hi @ all,
I have a problem. I want to create a c++ client, just the client, for a running service. I got the wsdl from this service.
I thought, ok I will create it step by step like it's described in the documentation without looking for the "creating servie" things.
I use the wsdl2ws tool for creating the client side files and create my client like described in "Axis C++ Windows User Guide / 1.6 Coding the client" . The result is, it can't find a Axisclient.dll and that's because there isn't such a dll.
In the same documentation in "1.2. Creating the web service" it's described how to build a DLL, but isn't this dll for the service? Is this the dll which I use to?
Could someone explain me step by step how I have to create a c++ client from a wsdl without creating any service.
Is this generally possible?
Thanks a lot of
Martin
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(o o)
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Re: C++ Client
Posted by Jean ANDRE <ja...@cmtek.com>.
Hello,
Don't forget to set your libpath variable environment too at the console
window before to start application or in your profile (right click on
the machine icon). The DLL should be inyo Axis folder under the Apache
server if you use such HTTPD server (the deploy folder). Note also there
more than on DLL in this folder: For example, in my case, I have :
D:\programs\apache\httpd\Apache2\Axis\lib
AxisClient.dll
AxisServer.dll
AxisTransport.dll
AxisXMLParser.dll
README
xerces-c_2_2_0.dll
Best regards,
A++
Jean A
vijay ponnavolu wrote:
>Martin,
>
>"AxisClient.dll" gets generated when you install Axis
>on your machine. If you haven't already installed Axis
>on the machine where you want to run your webService
>client please do so.
>
>If you need instructions to install look at the
>installation instructions of Axis on Windows platform.
>
>Cheers,
>vijay
>
>
>--- "Piekorz, Martin" <ma...@edmb.debis.com>
>wrote:
>
>
>
>>Hi @ all,
>>
>>I have a problem. I want to create a c++ client,
>>just the client, for a
>>running service. I got the wsdl from this service.
>>I thought, ok I will create it step by step like
>>it's described in the
>>documentation without looking for the "creating
>>servie" things.
>>I use the wsdl2ws tool for creating the client side
>>files and create my
>>client like described in "Axis C++ Windows User
>>Guide / 1.6 Coding the
>>client" . The result is, it can't find a
>>Axisclient.dll and that's because
>>there isn't such a dll.
>>In the same documentation in "1.2. Creating the web
>>service" it's described
>>how to build a DLL, but isn't this dll for the
>>service? Is this the dll
>>which I use to?
>>Could someone explain me step by step how I have to
>>create a c++ client from
>>a wsdl without creating any service.
>>Is this generally possible?
>>
>>Thanks a lot of
>>Martin
>> <\\\ <\\\> >
>> (o o)
>>----------oOO--(_)--OOo--------------------------
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
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Re: C++ Client
Posted by vijay ponnavolu <vp...@yahoo.com>.
Martin,
"AxisClient.dll" gets generated when you install Axis
on your machine. If you haven't already installed Axis
on the machine where you want to run your webService
client please do so.
If you need instructions to install look at the
installation instructions of Axis on Windows platform.
Cheers,
vijay
--- "Piekorz, Martin" <ma...@edmb.debis.com>
wrote:
> Hi @ all,
>
> I have a problem. I want to create a c++ client,
> just the client, for a
> running service. I got the wsdl from this service.
> I thought, ok I will create it step by step like
> it's described in the
> documentation without looking for the "creating
> servie" things.
> I use the wsdl2ws tool for creating the client side
> files and create my
> client like described in "Axis C++ Windows User
> Guide / 1.6 Coding the
> client" . The result is, it can't find a
> Axisclient.dll and that's because
> there isn't such a dll.
> In the same documentation in "1.2. Creating the web
> service" it's described
> how to build a DLL, but isn't this dll for the
> service? Is this the dll
> which I use to?
> Could someone explain me step by step how I have to
> create a c++ client from
> a wsdl without creating any service.
> Is this generally possible?
>
> Thanks a lot of
> Martin
> <\\\ <\\\> >
> (o o)
> ----------oOO--(_)--OOo--------------------------
>
>
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