SOAP-related issues
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To generate soap files for daemons/processes in Condor it suffices to:

1. Create gsoap_<daemon name>.h file with the following content

	//gsoap condor service name: <gsoap service name>
	#import "gsoap_daemon_core.h"

	For example, gsoap_had.h

	//gsoap condor service name: condorHad
	#import "gsoap_daemon_core.h"

2. Create soap_<daemon name>Stub.C file with the following content

	#include "<gsoap service name>.nsmap"
	#include "../condor_daemon_core.V6/soap_daemon_core.cpp"

	For example, soap_hadStub.C

	#include "condorHad.nsmap"
	#include "../condor_daemon_core.V6/soap_daemon_core.cpp"
	
3. In Imakefile two following lines must be included to generate the rest of SOAP-related files

	soapobjs(<daemon name>)
	gen_soapfiles(<daemon name>,<gsoap service name>)
	
	For example, 

	soapobjs(had)
	gen_soapfiles(had,condorHad)

4. Besides, the object files generated by SOAP must be included into the list of objects,
on which the daemon binary construction depends 
(soap_<daemon name>C.o, soap_<daemon name>Server.o, soap_<daemonName>Stub.o), for example

	HAD_OBJ =  StateMachine.o HAD.o Utils.o soap_hadC.o soap_hadServer.o soap_hadStub.o

	c_plus_target($(HAD_NAME),$(HAD_OBJ),$(LIB))
	release_target($(HAD_NAME),sbin,EXECUTABLE_MODE)
	strip_target($(HAD_NAME),sbin,EXECUTABLE_MODE)
	static_target($(HAD_NAME),$(HAD_OBJ),$(LIB),$(STATIC_DIR)/sbin)
	pure_c_plus_target($(HAD_NAME).pure,$(HAD_OBJ),$(LIB))
	purecov_c_plus_target($(HAD_NAME).pc,$(HAD_OBJ),$(LIB))

5. To compile the SOAP files properly on Windows NT platform, one must append the following lines to
NTconfig/gsoap.mak

	<daemon name> : $(SRCDIR)\condor_$@\soap_$@Stub.C \
                        $(SRCDIR)\condor_$@\gsoap_$@.h
        -2mkdir $(TEMPDIR)
        cd $(SRCDIR)\condor_$@
        $(SOAPCPP) $(SOAPCPPFLAGS) -p soap_$@ -d $(TEMPDIR) gsoap_$@.h
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@C.cpp      .\*.C
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@Server.cpp .\*.C
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\condor$@.nsmap    .
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@H.h        .
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@Stub.h     .
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\condor$@.wsdl     .
        rd /q /s $(TEMPDIR) > NUL 2>&1

	For example,

	had : $(SRCDIR)\condor_$@\soap_$@Stub.C \
                        $(SRCDIR)\condor_$@\gsoap_$@.h
        -2mkdir $(TEMPDIR)
        cd $(SRCDIR)\condor_$@
        $(SOAPCPP) $(SOAPCPPFLAGS) -p soap_$@ -d $(TEMPDIR) gsoap_$@.h
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@C.cpp      .\*.C
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@Server.cpp .\*.C
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\condor$@.nsmap    .
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@H.h        .
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\soap_$@Stub.h     .
        copy /Y $(TEMPDIR)\condor$@.wsdl     .
        rd /q /s $(TEMPDIR) > NUL 2>&1