Hi Steve: ... I agree, and I would suggest that feedback/errata be offered to the WSA working group. I haven't had time to scan the archives, but I'm sure ...
Glen Daniels
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Feb 1, 2007 2:54 pm
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... well, I shall modify my servlet engine to support multiple Host fields in the get request to make its http layer more consistent :)...
... One of my great regrets about the SOAP Recommendation is that it does not make crystal clear an aspect of the design that I considered to be very ...
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Feb 7, 2007 1:16 am
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On 2/7/07, noah_mendelsohn@... <noah_mendelsohn@...> wrote: ." ... aah. Soap1.2. Soap 1.1 says nothing about where the headers are validated,...
We are proud to announce the release of JAX-WS 2.1 RI FCS. JAX-WS 2.1 is a major re-architecture over JAX-WS 2.0 without changing the standard JAX-WS APIs or...
... Well, my reading of the ws-i basic profile is that it says the same thing regarding SOAP 1.1 [1]: "R1025 A RECEIVER MUST handle messages in such a way...
noah_mendelsohn@...
Feb 8, 2007 5:14 pm
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... Sometimes I suspect complexity is the underlying problem. Like WSDL. Its almost impossible for humans to write, so what you get is a mess, compared to,...
"Benchmarking" against Axis2-XMLBeans (as shown in the linked blog) is ridiculous. XMLBeans is much slower than either ADB or JiBX data binding for Axis2. If...
Good point, you may want to post your comment to Vivek's blog. That said, since there are limitations in both ADB and JiBX when compiling schema to Java, we...
Doug, Nice party line! So the ADB data corruption issue was something you made up? Or did it really happen? -- dims ... -- Davanum Srinivas :: http://wso2.org/...
I did post a comment to the blog - but the comment doesn't appear to show up when viewing the blog page. I don't know if this is a setting issue for that page,...
... OK, sorry about the confusion. ... I am sure the team will figure it out (perhaps with help from the Axis folks) and we can post additional comparisons in...
Oh, you are talking about the data corruption mentioned in Kohsuke's blog (http://weblogs.java.net/blog/kohsuke/archive/2007/02/jaxws_ri_21_ben.html). Yea...
Doug, There is no mention of apples-to-apples comparison on kohsuke's blog. There is no mention of XMLBeans in vivek's blog. This is the first time i hear this...
... Well I for one celebrate the release, and think the dev team should be congratulated and given the rest of the week off to celebrate, even though I...
Thank you Steve, ... goes from Java to WSDL. The JAX-WS teams fully realizes that for more advanced web services, the best approach is to do contract first by...
... oh, that is devious. We could probably put a block on that in ant if it was felt to endanger the stability of hosting IDEs. We'll have to see what the...
Steve, I am still poking around on the interop tests. I did discover that when doing WS-Policy interop testing about a year ago, the turned out to be a ...
Dims, I just found an interesting blog questioning the Axis2 benchmarks (http://netzooid.com/blog/2007/02/08/dodgy-benchmarks-indeed/), have you seen it?...
I guess, you were asking me to respond to it :) Dan sums it up nicely: "However that will be quite tricky to achieve because now the limiting factor in web...
... JiBX bytecode generation is not in any way tied to XPP3 - it implements its own abstraction layer for both parsers and output mechanisms, and supports both...
Got it!. Yes, i was just paraphrasing your email to me. fully expecting you to chime in if i said something wrong :) -- dims ... -- Davanum Srinivas ::...
... I'm quite frankly bored by this performance peeing contest: 1) Make it run. 2) make it right. 3) make it fast. Axis2, XFire, Glassfish, etc all need to try...
Sure. Just press the off button :) Did you see this already? http://www.bloglines.com/blog/sanjiva?id=180 -- dims ... -- Davanum Srinivas :: http://wso2.org/...