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DISTRIBUTION NOTES
To install gSOAP, unpack the archive. You will get the following files:
README.txt read this first
LICENSE.txt licensing information for users of the GPLv2 open source version
INSTALL.txt installation instructions
NOTES.txt this file
license.pdf gSOAP public license applicable to some parts of the software
factsheet.pdf Quick overview of facts and features
The 'gsoap' folder contains essential source code for the run-time libraries:
stdsoap2.h header file for stdsoap2.c[pp]
stdsoap2.c C library with the gSOAP engine, this is the source for libgsoap
stdsoap2.cpp C++ library (functionality identical to stdsoap2.c)
dom.c C DOM parser
dom.cpp C++ DOM parser (functionality identical to dom.c)
and the following folders:
bin pre-built binaries of wsdl2h and soapcpp2 for Mac OS and Windows
doc documentation, including the user guide
samples examples
import #import-ed header files for soapcpp2 compiler
plugin plug-ins for advanced features
custom custom serializers for various data types
mod_gsoap Apache mod_gsoap, IIS, and WinInet support
extras contributed extras
src soapcpp2 tool source files
wsdl wsdl2h tool source files for WSDL and XSD translation
WS WS-typemap.dat and WS-* protocol schemas for plug-in development
uddi2 UDDI v2
Palm Palm OS support (deprecated)
Symbian Symbian OS support
TandemNonStop Tandem NonStop OS support
VisualStudio2005 To build soapcpp2 and wsdl2h for MS VS platforms 2005 and up
The SOAP/XML client/server examples, XML-RPC, JSON, RSS, DOM parsing,
WS-Security, SOAP/XML auto-testing services, XML databindings, and other
examples of advanced features are available in the 'samples' subdirectory.
The 'gsoap_mod' directory includes Apache 1.x and 2.0 mods for gSOAP, IIS, and
WinInet support. WinInet allows gsoap to use the WinInet API instead of calls
to the socket API. The primary benefit of this arrangement is that "if IE
works, your program will work". There is no need to read proxy settings from
the registry, deal with proxy configuration scripts, etc. Changes in the
"Internet Options" dialog box will immediately take effect in your program.
Additionally, this will allow gsoap to handle forms of authentication not yet
supported natively, such as NTLM (Integrated Windows Authentication), etc.
Contributions are included in the 'extras' directory. All contributions are
covered by the gSOAP public license, unless specifically stated otherwise in
the contributed file(s).
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