Review of gSOAP by Robert van Engelen

Review of gSOAP by Robert van Engelen Rating (17 Votes)
Anonymous 28 Nov 2016	This was the best solution to use for our XML SOAP and REST API projects. Generated XML client and servers from XSD files. Saved us time.

Anonymous 25 Aug 2016	Great tool. gSOAP handles everything you throw at it and lets you not think too hard about it.

Anonymous 23 Aug 2016	This is an excellent tool supports many useful functions, it has clear documentation and high efficiency.

DOD project 03 Feb 2016	Worked well to convert complex WSDL to code for our project. Stable and interoperates with other implementations.

Dod project 03 Feb 2016	Worked well to convert complex WSDL files to code for our project. Stable and interoperates with other implementations.

Var 03 Feb 2016	We used gsoap to interoperate with Microsoft C# WCF services and using WS-ReliableMessaging in a large IT project in patient health. No major issues. Passed QA and static code analysis. The generated code was easy to use and consists of an annotated data binding interface file (.h) and the data binding implementation code that is either in pure C or you can choose C++ (and I believe C++11). Recommend.

Alex 02 Feb 2016	Best portable and stable XML data binding tool for C and C++. Open source. Widely used in industry.

Bitmolot 22 Jun 2011	Generates horribly-looking c++ code. The code is not even in c++ spirit, but adopted using c++ keywords. Hard to use, verbose. Some generated code lines reach over 1500 characters per line! Given all that, it is not free!

Anonymous 07 Apr 2011	Namespace failures bet .net and gsoap make gsoap servers unusable unless talking with a gsoap client. Defeats the purpose of soap.

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