gsoap-2.8.50
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version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Mon Jul 24 08:30:47 UTC 2017 - jengelh@inai.de
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- Update to new upstream release 2.8.50
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* Added `soap->recv_maxlength` to change the limit on the
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length of messages received. Default is 2GB max. Greater
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lengths are possible.
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* Removed client-side `SOAP_PURE_VIRTUAL` from `copy()` in the
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code generated by soapcpp2 for options `-i` and `-j`.
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* Updated memory deallocation of `soap_del_xsd__anyAttribute`.
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* Updated the callback function signatures of `fpost` and
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`fresponse`.
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Thu Jul 13 11:39:49 UTC 2017 - olaf@aepfle.de
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Name: gsoap
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%define lname libgsoap-2_8_49
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Version: 2.8.49
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%define lname libgsoap-2_8_50
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Version: 2.8.50
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Release: 0
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Summary: Toolkit for SOAP/REST-based C/C++ server and client web service applications
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License: SUSE-GPL-2.0+-with-openssl-exception
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exit 1;
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fi;
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version="2.8.49"
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version="2.8.50"
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shortver="2.8" # agh...
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if [ ! -e "gsoap_$version.zip" ]; then
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wget -c "http://downloads.sf.net/gsoap2/gsoap_$version.zip"
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