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I am using gSOAP as a Web Service toolkit and have generated the stub and proxy classes through soapcpp2 from multiple WSDLs all at once. Thus all the namespace bindings are in a single .nsmap file.
Now the problem is that all the namespace bindings are being sent with all the method calls I make. The HTTP POST packet is unusually large and ugly.
Is there a way to programatically override the namespace bindings ?
Check
soapcpp2and its-qflag, it will help you.Other than that, the
-penvflag will pack basic gSOAP-related methods within the executable, not including any service objects.Therefore the files generated with
-penvcan be shared across multiple namespaces, pertaining to different generated gSOAP Web Services.