mod_axis2 problem

grafl's picture

Hi all,

The wso2-wsf-c-1.2.0.msi binary version of WSFC after a succesfull installation and configuration works fine. I made the necessary httpd.conf modifications and it works too with Apache 2.2.8.

And what if I want to change the way it displays the services from the repository? I need to rebuild it from svn source. OK.

I red the Using Source section and I made the changes to configure.in files to reflect my development environment. The build process is succesfull.

After build I got three mod_axis2.dll files, all of them have the same size (26 KB). The Apahce server at restart says me that can not load the module from the new mod_axis2.dll. Comparing the new file's size with the original file's size, wich is 60 KB, I think that is something wrong with the build process. But what is the problem?

Could somebody tell me what is the solution?

Regards,

László

dinesh's picture

RE:mod_axis2 problem

"And what if I want to change the way it displays the services from the repository? I need to rebuild it from svn source."
Could you please explain what does really mean?

janapriya's picture

Re: mod_axis2 problem

Hi László
Does it generate any logs? if so could you publish it here? 
I am not sure whether this is related, but could you check whether you have axis2.xml in the repo folder?
regards,
Janapriya.

uthaiyashankar's picture

Can you attach your configure.in file?

Please attach your configure.in file.

Try with following configuration in configure.in

CRUNTIME = /MT
EMBED_MANIFEST = 1

danushka's picture

This is closely related to

This is closely related to what Uthaiyashankar is trying to figure out. Just check the dependencies of your mod_axis2.dll using the dependency walker.

Danushka

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