Apache SOAP and Axis future

This has probably been asked before, but I can;t find it. What are the strategic differences between Apache Soap and Apache Axis? And will you converge, discontinue or ... ? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

RE: Extra line appearing in Apache Response

sorry pavel, I have soap.jar also in my classpath. i missed it while sending it to u. The problem lies somewhere else..I hope. I wonder how I can continue with Apach SOAP without solving this problem! C:\soap>echo %classpath% .;G:\jwsdp\common\lib\mail.jar;c:\j2sdk1.4.0\lib\xerces.jar;G:\jwsdp\

Re: Extra line appearing in Apache Response

Hi, Are u still facing the same problem? I think this should not be a question for Dev group. Please do like this as this is the problem related to classpath. java -classpath \mail.jar;%classpath% SoapClient where is the exact location of mail.jar i.e c:\lib Hope U will now get the exact Mess

RE: Extra line appearing in Apache Response

Scott, I have parsed SOAP XML document produced by Apache SOAP toolkit with Xerces samples DocumentTracer. All newlines appears as characters, not ignorable white space (see below). The Sun's class caused incompatibility is com.sun.xml.messaging.soap.dom4j.BodyElementFactory.class . The code on

Re: Extra line appearing in Apache Response

This is correct behavior. The XML processor *must* pass this information to the application. If the processor does validation, it must also determine whether this is white space within element content. In either case, the application must decide what to do with it. Here are some relevant excerp

Re: Apache SOAP and Axis future

Axis is roughly "Apache SOAP 3.0". It supports SOAP 1.1, WSDL 1.1, DIME, JAX-RPC and SAAJ. It will support future versions of SOAP and WSDL, and may support JAXM. Features will continue to be added. Axis is the code that IBM, Macromedia and others will integrate into their future commercial pr

RE: Extra line appearing in Apache Response [SPAM]

Scott, I agree with you that this bug is a Sun's one, definitely not Apache SOAP, although could be compensated there At the same time the replacing Crimson with xerces will give nothing - since, as you agreed, xerces will provide text too. Fortunately, it seems like Sun itself fixed the prob

Re: Extra line appearing in Apache Response [SPAM]

> I agree with you that this bug is a Sun's one, definitely not Apache > SOAP, although could be compensated there It is tempting sometimes to make changes to maximize interoperability across all implementations. In this case, I was hesitant because I suspected it was a serious Sun bug, and be