SOAP stand alone

E

Elwood

Hi, to all,


I'm going to implement a web service interface, to interact with
remote programs by SOAP. Well, I would do it _stand alone_, without
using a server like apache/axis (I would like to use c++, in linux).

The question is: Is possible do it?

I should implement a SOAP interpreter, is possible to find some
resource about it?

Some suggestions?

Thanx to all! Have a nice day.
 
B

Bjoern Hoehrmann

* Elwood wrote in comp.text.xml:
I'm going to implement a web service interface, to interact with
remote programs by SOAP. Well, I would do it _stand alone_, without
using a server like apache/axis (I would like to use c++, in linux).

Well, if there is no web server it won't be a web service. So it seems
you are asking whether you can implement a HTTP server first and then
add web service features, that is possible, but I think I miss the point
of doing that.
 
E

Elwood

Well, if there is no web server it won't be a web service. So it seems
you are asking whether you can implement a HTTP server first and then
add web service features, that is possible, but I think I miss the point
of doing that.

Uhm, maybe I have just a stand alone web server, with all source code.
So i can use it in my application. The only hard thing to do, in my
first opinion, is the SOAP interpreter.. and a SOAP generator for the
replies.
I suppose that apache/axis do it automatically, isn'it? But I would
do it without apache/axis...

For example, if I am not too OT, a web service must answer to a
specific request with wsdl code? If yes, what is this request?

tnx for your answer.
 
E

Elwood

Bjoern Hoehrmann said:
Well, if there is no web server it won't be a web service. So it seems
you are asking whether you can implement a HTTP server first and then
add web service features, that is possible, but I think I miss the point
of doing that.

Mmmh, maybe my previous answer was too cryptic. To be more explicit:

I have a web server, how I can add a web service to it?
Tnx, sorry for double replies.
 
G

Gopi Bulusu

I'm going to implement a web service interface, to interact with
remote programs by SOAP. Well, I would do it _stand alone_, without
using a server like apache/axis (I would like to use c++, in linux).

The question is: Is possible do it?

Yes, it is certainly possible.
I should implement a SOAP interpreter, is possible to find some
resource about it?

Actually, this is not necessary, our middleware product SANKHYA Varadhi
can be used for developing C++ clients and servers for either Web Services
(WSDL and SOAP) or CORBA (IDL and IIOP).

Varadhi 1.2 includes an IDL compiler that can generate WSDL automatically
from IDL and vice-versa.

Here is more information:

http://www.sankhya.com/info/varadhi.html

http://www.sankhya.com/info/products/varadhi/docs.html

http://www.sankhya.com/info/products/varadhi/download.html

Best Regards,
gopi

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Gopi Kumar Bulusu
Sankhya Technologies Private Limited
http://www.sankhya.com
Tel: +91 891 554 2666
Fax: +91 891 554 2665
 

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