CALCSERVICE INSTALLATION INSTALL

Next, we will build and install mod_gsoap for Apache 2.x and up. The module mod_so.c should be on the displayed list of modules. You can check this yourself by manually running the httpd -l command (installed locally in apachegsoap/bin with the instructions above): cd apachegsoap The apxs tool automatically complains if this is not the case. To use the Apache extension mechanism, your platform has to support the DSO feature and your Apache httpd binary has to be built with the mod_so module. If configure fails with 'error: APR not found' or 'error: APR-util not found', download and install the Apache Portable Runtime (APR). with-mpm=worker -enable-mods-shared=most In the following we will discuss the Apache module for Apache 2.x.įirst download the Apache httpd source code and install the httpd server in a new directory, say apachegsoap: mkdir apachegsoap Newer versions are included in the gSOAP distribution package in the gsoap/mod_gsoap/mod_gsoap-0.9 directory.Īpache modules for gSOAP are provided for both Apache 1.3 and 2.x. The original Apache module for gSOAP home page is at. Add your new service to Apache nf and presto! The Apache apxs command compiles your gSOAP service code and installs it with mod_gsoap. The mod_gsoap Apache module is designed to keep things simple so that existing gSOAP services can be recompiled for Apache HTTP server deployment without modification of the source code. This approach offers a production-quality Web services deployment scenario. The mod_gsoap Apache module supports the deployment of multiple gSOAP services that can run together with the usual services on Apache. In addition, the mod_gsoap Apache module offers the ability to run gSOAP services directly inside the Apache HTTP server. SOAP/XML and REST Web services can be easily created and deployed as gSOAP standalone services or installed as (Fast)CGI applications. By Christian Aberger, Mick Wall, Robert van Engelen, David Viner, Ryan Troll, and La Cam Chung.

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