Re: Should I use a nightly build in production

The Apache SOAP client always uses HTTP 1.0, never HTTP 1.1.  If you 
need HTTP 1.1 support, you would either need to write your own 
transport or move to another implementation like Axis.

Axis is nearing its 1.1 release.  I believe someone has submitted an 
Axis filter that does gzip, although it is being discussed on that 
mailing list how that filter will be packaged, e.g. will it be in the 
binary distribution, which jar will contain it.

As for the Apache SOAP nightly build, there were at least 3 bugs in 
it that I found working with Malte Kampfe.  Prior to that, I know of 
no outstanding bugs.

On 11 Feb 2003 at 10:00, chalexandre@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I'm quite confused about the fact that no new release are expected.
> I do need compression over HTTP 1.1, which is currently available in CVS.
> Moving to AXIS would not resolve my problem, because Axis does not provide
> this feature.
> 
>  Should I use a nightly build version in production? Is it stable enough?
> Any advice is welcome,
> 
>  Christophe
> 
> 
> 
> 
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