How can I retrieve the release candidate from CVS? Is there a branch
I can use or did I get the release candidate just be doing a cvs checkout
or update with no arguments?
nagy02/05/23 11:20:23
Modified:java/docs changes.html
java/src/org/apache/soap/transport/http
SOAPHTTPConnection.java
java/src/org/apache/soap/util/net HTTPUtils.java
Log:
Added mechanism to set TcpNoDelay on the socket for H
We don't tag (or branch) the code until we do an actual release.
You're pretty safe with just doing a cvs checkout (we haven't made a
lot of modifications since the rc went up.) If you want the exact
code, you can checkout the code from the exact day that we put the rc
up.
-Bill
I was able to completely isolate the change, so I have added it in.
There is now a method on SOAPHTTPConnection which will allow you to
set the value for TcpNoDelay. The default remains whatever your
JVM/socket implementation has chosen it to be. We hope to put RC2 up
either later today or early
Hi , My Name is Raj . I work for Insurance Company in Scottsdale. Recently my company asked me to look into web services. I started downloading SOAP stuff from apache site, I wrote small programs every thing works great. But when I really started doing prototype of an existing application , it does
duftler 02/05/23 12:55:30
Modified:java/src/org/apache/soap/encoding/soapenc
ArraySerializer.java
Log:
Made the ArraySerializer deserialize null elements correctly. Was
previously creating elements even if the individual items were
marked as null on t
duftler 02/05/23 13:11:06
Modified:java build.xml
Log:
Updated version numbers.
Revision ChangesPath
1.39 +2 -2 xml-soap/java/build.xml
Index: build.xml
===
RCS file: /home/cvs/xml-soa
duftler 02/05/23 13:11:17
Modified:java/docs changes.html
Log:
Updated...
Revision ChangesPath
1.22 +2 -0 xml-soap/java/docs/changes.html
Index: changes.html
===
RCS file: /home/cvs/xml-so
Raj,
Pretty much all Apache SOAP development has moved to the Apache Axis project.
That is the next generation code base which will be the reference implementation
of JAX-RPC. It supports WSDL and is SAX-based.
The Apache SOAP committers have discussed releasing the current code as version
2.3,
The second release candidate/beta/whatever for Apache SOAP 2.3 has been
posted to the website. It contains the following three fixes:
* Made the XMLParserUtils.getXMLDocBuilder() method synchronized.
* Added support for turning off Nagle's algorithm under TCP (HTTP).
* Fixed ArraySer
>My Name is Raj . I work for Insurance Company in Scottsdale. Recently
>my company asked me to look into web services. I started downloading
>SOAP stuff from apache site, I wrote small programs every thing works
>great. But when I really started doing prototype of an existing application
>, it
Hi Raj,
I would be very interested in seeing this patch. Would you be able
to post it against the latest tree?
While Apache SOAP is basically in maintainence mode, there are still
lots of people using it. If there's a SAX patch that works well
and makes things much faster I'm all ears.
However,
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