Hi Srinath,
Axis has two types of "Handler Architecture".
One is "Axis hanlder" with invoke(), and the other is
"JAX-RPC handler" with handleRequst() and handlerResponse().
In order to pursuant to the spec, I contributed a few pieces
of patch to Axis. So, you will be able to implement and run
JAX-RPC handlers on Axis, if you want.
But I also know we may not be providing that info enough.
Thanks,
Toshi (Toshiyuki Kimura) <kimuratsy@nttdata.co.jp>
R&D Headquarters
NTT DATA Corporation
-----Original Message-----
From: hemapani@opensource.lk [mailto:hemapani@opensource.lk]
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 4:33 PM
To: axis-dev@ws.apache.org
Subject: AXIS vs JAX-RPC
Hi Everybody
I was curious over Axis with respect to JAX-RPC.
It seems that everybody agreed on the fact that AXIS is JAX-RPC complient.
but the Axis handlers are not implements the JAX-RPC handlers
eg: - axis has invoke(MessageContext) and JAX-RPC has handleRequst
(MessageContext) and handlerResponse(MessageContext). there are few such
occurances that I notice.
Does the statement "AXIS is JAX-RPC complient" is made in the basis of
functionality (I agreed complitly that in reality JAX-RPC and AXIS handlers
are doing the same thing in terms of functionality , even I prefer the way
that axis does it than JAX-RPC).
Can enybody explain plus the basis that things like " is JAX-RPC complient"
is decided.
Thanks for your time.
regards
Srinath
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