Thanks for following through on this, Scott! Maybe in a few years I can go back and
replace all that "if (namespaceURI == null || namespaceURI.length() == 0)" code I've
written in various places :)
--Glen
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> From: Scott Nichol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi folks!
The XML Protocol WG would like to solicit some feedback with regard to array
encoding. The particular issues (from our issues list) related to this are
#s 144 [1] and 161 [2], with Jacek's latest proposal at [3]. I'll briefly
"Be strict in what you send, but liberal in what you receive."
I don't see any problem with checking in the new fixed version which deals
better, except perhaps that as Sanjiva says, we're letting them do the wrong
thing and there's a valid POV which says the sooner they learn that it's wrong,
Hi all!
[Background : Axis is a new open-source Java SOAP engine from Apache]
Just a quick note to let you know that the next "official" release of Axis,
alpha 2, is now available from http://xml.apache.org/axis/ in both
source-only and binary forms.
The big news: this release adds limited WSD
You might also consider trying Axis (http://xml.apache.org/axis), the
third-generation Apache SOAP engine. It does its XML parsing using SAX, and
tends to perform significantly (i.e. 4X faster in many cases) better than
SOAP 2.2.
There are also nice features like multi-ref serialization (i.e. ar
keep your eye on the project for
lots more good stuff soon.
WHERE TO FIND IT:
Source and binary distributions are available at
http://xml.apache.org/axis/dist/alpha1
WHERE TO SEND COMMENTS:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks on behalf of the whole team.
Glen Daniels
Macromedia
http://www.macro
the object graph
> with cycles?
> JAVA RMI serialization takes care of serializing any
> arbitrary object graph
> to a linear serialized stream keeping all graph semantics intact.
>
> Regards,
> Soumen Sarkar.
>
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> From: Glen Daniels [m
I'd love to see it. Would you be willing to post it to the list?
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> From: Radek Wisniewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 12:09 PM
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> Subject: Serializer for JAXB
>
>
> I'v written one, works.
>
The QNameSerializer was built to enable serializing/deserializing of the
org.apache.soap.util.xml.QName type. If I had a Hashtable of QName->String
mappings, say, I could serialize that without any custom coding or
configuration using the built-in serializers.
--Glen
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Hi Graham!
We're hoping to have some Axis/JAXM convergence at some point, yes, but we
have to get a release out the door first. Some of the Axis developers are
on the expert group and are tracking the spec/RI - we'll see precisely what
shape the convergence will have as things move forward.
--G
> The classes are in the WEB-INF/classes directory, which is a completely
> acceptable alternate to putting the jar file. So what's the problem?
Apologies. It was obviously too late for me to be up. You're quite right,
ALL the classes are in there. I'd thought only the samples were being put
Hi Sanjiva:
> > I just did an "ant dist" and got two errors building the samples. Looks
> > like both com/client/addit.java and com/client/sum.java are the wrong
case
> > (files should perhaps be Addit.java and Sum.java to match the class
> names -
> > problem went away for me when I renamed the
OK, so if we accept the change I just made to build.xml, the binary
distribution will have a working .war file distribution. This is great in
that it's pretty much "drop in deployment" for most servlet engines.
The problem now is that the source distribution has no .war file, and in
fact doesn't
-1 as is. I'm really sorry to do this at the 11th (12th? :)) hour, but I
finally actually tried out the dist for real.
I just did an "ant dist" and got two errors building the samples. Looks
like both com/client/addit.java and com/client/sum.java are the wrong case
(files should perhaps be Addi
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