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LINUX GUYS: How do you guys populate your shards?
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RE: LINUX GUYS: How do you guys populate your shards?
What is it you are trying to modify? Unless you need to modify the scripts, there is no need to work from the server computer. Axis2 will do the job just fine and does not require the server to be on windows...
AxisII's current version: 2.0.4j
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09-28-2016 09:32 AM
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RE: LINUX GUYS: How do you guys populate your shards? - Ben - 09-28-2016 09:32 AM

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