文件列表:

movieRecommendationRequest.xml (300, 2001-04-20)
movieRecommendationResponse.xml (301, 2001-04-20)
soap (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Documentation (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Documentation\soap.chm (369366, 2001-03-29)
soap\Inc (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Inc\mssoap.h (191820, 2001-03-29)
soap\Lib (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Lib\mssoap.lib (94514, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Default.htm (26596, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client\Rpc (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client\Rpc\Vb (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client\Rpc\Vb\Default.htm (1141, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client\Rpc\Vb\EchoCliRpcVb.exe (49152, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client\Rpc\Vb\EchoCliRpcVb.vbp (968, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Client\Rpc\Vb\frmMain.frm (17595, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoServer.cpp (573, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoServer.h (996, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoServer.rgs (668, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.cpp (1996, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.def (234, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.dsp (13219, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.dsw (549, 2001-04-20)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.h (8347, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.idl (1135, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.ncb (99328, 2001-04-20)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.opt (53760, 2001-04-20)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\EchoSvcRpcCpp.rc (2891, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\ReleaseUMinDependency (0, 2001-04-23)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\ReleaseUMinDependency\msxml3.tlh (70172, 2001-03-08)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\resource.h (506, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\StdAfx.cpp (315, 2001-03-29)
soap\Samples\Echo\Service\Rpc\CppSrv\StdAfx.h (977, 2001-03-29)
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*************************************************************** Microsoft SOAP Toolkit 2.0 (RC0) Readme File March 30, 2001 *************************************************************** (c) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 2001. All rights reserved. This file contains information about this web release. You should read this before installing the web release. *************************************************************** Contents *************************************************************** 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Limitations and Guidelines 2.0 Installing the SOAP Toolkit 2.0 (Beta 2) 2.1 System Requirements 2.3 Files Copied 3.0 Questions/Comments *************************************************************** 1.0 Introduction *************************************************************** With Version 2.0 of the SOAP Toolkit Microsoft will be adding full support for the Web Services Description Language and SOAP 1.1. Microsoft is also announcing that version 2.0 will be fully supported by Microsoft product support, unlike version 1.0, which is an MSDN sample application. In upgrading from version 1 to version 2 of the SOAP Toolkit, Microsoft has responded to customer requests to make some architectural changes to the product. These changes may break existing applications written on the unsupported version 1.0 sample. Here are basic guidelines of your choices for implementing SOAP Web Services with Microsoft technology: * For production systems written to Windows DNA with Visual Studio 6.0, currently using 1.0 of the SOAP Toolkit, you should be transitioning to the Soap Toolkit 2.0. * For new systems that are to be deployed in the next 6 months, you should use the new Toolkit 2.0. * For systems with longer time frames you should use the .NET Framework with a tool such as Visual Studio.NET. It is the future and has fantastic tools support. * We do not recommend deploying on version 1.0 of the SOAP Toolkit. It is not supported and is currently in its last release. SOAP Toolkit 2.0 is a completely new implementation of the SOAP and WSDL standards. If you have been using the MSDN SOAP Toolkit sample implementation high level interfaces, migration is usually as easy as reading the typelib of your objects to produce a WSDL file instead of the SDL file you currently have. If you are using some of the low-level ROPE interfaces, you may have to rewrite that portion of your code. A migration document that details what changes have to be made is currently under development. If you are first time user of SOAP, read the documentation. The conceptual material in the documentation is written to provide quick start to new users. ------------------------------- 1.1 Limitations and Guidelines ------------------------------- * The Beta 1 version of the Soap Toolkit must be uninstalled before installing the Beta 2 or RC0 version of the Soap Toolkit 2.0. * The format of WSDL and WSML files used in the RC0 release has changed significantly from the Beta 1 files. For this reason, any WSDL and WSML files created with the Beta 1 WSDLGen utility must be recreated with the Beta 2 WSDLGen utility. * Custom type mappers must be registered as Apartment threaded. * An SSL connection may hang on close in Windows ***. See the Knowledge base article Q238934 for a fix. * Connectoer properties set on the SoapClient must be set after mssoapinit but before any other methods are called on the SoapClient. * The message part objects created by SOAP Messaging Object (SMO) Generator can only be attached to DOM elements without namespace prefixes. SoapServer and SoapClient always use namespace prefixes for message contents, so SMO message part objects cannot be attached to messages they create. This means that applications written using SMO generated classes cannot talk to applications written with SoapClient and SoapServer interfaces. This will be addressed in the next release. * The error "library not registered" has been seen when attempting to execute: Server.CreateObject("MSSOAP.SoapServer") The cause of this error has been tracked down to the typelib registry key not giving the Everyone group read access. This is most likely the result of a prior installation of Crystal Reports 8.0 (http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q266/6/21.ASP). * Installing MSXML3.0 on a Whistler Beta 1 system will generate a System File Protection warning. It is safe to ignore this. * Samples are shipped as a separate download. Be sure to follow the instructions in the Samples\Default.htm page before using or building the sample applications. * Properties on COM interfaces are not supported in the 2.0 release. * The WSDL Generator will work on NT and Windows 2000 only. * Client Certificates don't work with the version of Wininet that comes with IE 5.01 but do work with IE 5.5. * Optional parameters are not supported in interfaces mapped to Soap. Values must be provided for all parameters defined. * While the Soap Toolkit 2.0 high level interfaces use normal COM calls to expose objects through Soap, this DOES NOT mean that the Soap Toolkit is a general replacement fo DCOM. Many DCOM features like lifetime-management, passing objects by reference and some COM datatypes don't map to the current Soap specification so these things aren't supported by the Soap Toolkit 2.0 and probably never will be. While the Soap Toolkit 2.0 MAY allow you to expose existing COM objects through Soap, this is not true in all cases. Expect that wrapper objects and possibly custom mappers will be required to expose some existing objects. While DCOM-like support will continue to expand, the support will never be complete. *************************************************************** 2.0 Installing the SOAP Toolkit 2.0 (Beta 2) *************************************************************** The soaptoolkit20.exe zip includes 2 items: * This ReadMe.txt file. * soapsdk.msi file: The installer program that installs various components in this release. ----------------------- 2.1 System Requirements ----------------------- The SOAP client and server objects are supported on the following platforms: * The SOAP client objects will run on Windows ***, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 6, Windows 2000 Service Pack 1. * The SOAP server objects will run in ASP pages on Windows 2000 or Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 6. This release requires Internet Explorer 5.0 or 5.5. The SOAP Toolkit 2.0 installation will install MSXML 3.0. ----------------------- 2.2 Files Copied ----------------------- The SOAP Setup wizard (soapsdk.msi) installs all the necessary files on your machine. The files needed to run SOAP toolkit service and client applications are copied to the folder C:\Program Files\Common Files\MSSoap and the files needed to develop SOAP toolkit applications are copied to the folder C:\Program Files\MSSoap. *************************************************************** 3.0 Questions and Comments *************************************************************** To send your questions and comments to the following newsgroup: microsoft.public.xml.soapsdk

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