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ColdFusion MX 7 Apache Axis Version
Does anyone know what version of Apache Axis ColdFusion MX 7 is using?
Jeff
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tzimmerman #2 Re: ColdFusion MX 7 Apache Axis Version
CFMX 7 uses Axis 1.2.
Ted Zimmerman
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jeff_rayb #3 Re: ColdFusion MX 7 Apache Axis Version
Thanks for the response. The reason I am asking is that I wrote a java program
for a client who is currently running ColdFusion 6.1. They are now looking to
move to ColdFusion 7 and my program is throwing Axis faults now. I am curious
about one other thing. I noticed when looking through the directories that
there seem to be 2 different places where Apache Axis is stored. One in <CF
root>\lib\axis.jar, and the other is in <CF root>\runtime\lib\webservices.jar.
Is there any particular reason this is so? Also what is the reasoning behing
this? Any information would be beneficial.
Jeff
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