soapcpp2(1)
the gSOAP Stub and Skeleton Compiler for C and C++
Description
SOAPCPP2
NAME
soapcpp2 - the gSOAP Stub and Skeleton Compiler for C and C++
SYNOPSIS
soapcpp2 [OPTIONS] INPUT
DESCRIPTION
Create stubs and client and server code from input INPUT or standard input if INPUT is not specified.
OPTIONS
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-0 |
No SOAP, generate REST source code. | ||
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-1 |
Generate SOAP 1.1 source code. | ||
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-2 |
Generate SOAP 1.2 source code. | ||
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-A |
Require HTTP SOAPAction headers to invoke server-side operations. | ||
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-a |
Use HTTP SOAPAction with WS-Addressing to invoke server-side operations. | ||
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-b |
Serialize byte arrays char[N] as string. | ||
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-C |
Generate client-side source code only. | ||
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-c |
Generate C source code. | ||
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-c++ |
Generate C++ source code (default). |
-c++11
Generate C++ source code optimized for C++11 (compile with -std=c++11).
-c++14
Generate C++ source code optimized for C++14 (compile with -std=c++14).
-c++17
Generate C++ source code optimized for C++17 (compile with -std=c++17).
-dpath
Use path to save files.
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-Ec |
Generate extra functions for deep copying. | ||
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-Ed |
Generate extra functions for deep deletion. | ||
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-Et |
Generate extra functions for data traversals with callback functions. | ||
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-e |
Generate SOAP RPC encoding style bindings (also use -1 or -2). | ||
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-fN |
Multiple soapC files, with N serializer definitions per file (N>=10). | ||
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-g |
Generate XML sample messages in template format for testmsgr. | ||
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-h |
Display help info and exit. |
-Ipath
Use path(s) for #import (paths separated with ’:’).
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-i |
Generate C++ service proxies and objects inherited from soap struct. | ||
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-j |
Generate C++ service proxies and objects that share a soap struct. | ||
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-L |
Do not generate soapClientLib/soapServerLib. | ||
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-l |
Generate linkable modules (experimental). | ||
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-m |
Generate source code for the Matlab(tm) MEX compiler (deprecated). | ||
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-n |
Use service name to rename service functions and namespace table. |
-pname
Save files with new prefix name instead of soap.
-Qname
Use name as the C++ namespace, including custom serializers.
-qname
Use name as the C++ namespace, excluding custom serializers.
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-r |
Generate soapReadme.md report. | ||
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-S |
Generate server-side source code only. | ||
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-s |
Generate stub and skeleton functions with strict XML validation checks. | ||
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-T |
Generate server auto-test source code. | ||
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-t |
Generate source code for fully xsi:type typed SOAP/XML messages. | ||
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-u |
Uncomment WSDL/schema output by suppressing XML comments. | ||
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-V |
Display the current version and exit. | ||
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-v |
Verbose output. | ||
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-w |
Do not generate WSDL and schema files. | ||
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-x |
Do not generate sample XML message files. | ||
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-y |
Include C/C++ type access information in sample XML messages. | ||
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-z1 |
Compatibility: Generate old-style C++ service proxies and objects. | ||
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-z2 |
Compatibility with 2.7.x: Omit XML output for NULL pointers. | ||
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-z3 |
Compatibility up to 2.8.30: _param_N indexing and nillable pointers. | ||
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-z4 |
Compatibility up to 2.8.105: char* member defaults, even when omitted. |
SEE ALSO
wsdl2h(1).
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Thomas Wana <greuff@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).