Hi Ani,
Check whether these will help you to solve your problem.
To deploy a different provider for a service at the deployment time, use the
following lines in the service deployment file (say serivce-deploy.wsdd)
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<service name="MyService" provider="Handler">
<parameter name="handlerClass" value="your.package.MyProvider"/>
<parameter name="className" value=" your.package.MyService "/>
<parameter name="allowedMethods" value="*"/>
<parameter name="scope" value="request"/>
</service>
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If you want to deploy a service with a particular provider at the runtime,
you can do it using the following code fragment.
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SimpleProvider sp = new SimpleProvider();
SimpleChain reqHandlers = new SimpleChain();
reqHandlers.addHandler(new MyHandler() );//This is optional
//You can pass null to request and response handler chains.
SimpleChain resHandlers = new SimpleChain();
MyProvider rmp = new MyProvider();
SOAPService rmService = new SOAPService(reqHandlers, rmp, resHandlers);
JavaServiceDesc desc = new JavaServiceDesc();
rmService.setOption("className"," your.package.MyService ");
rmService.setOption("allowedMethods","*");
desc.setName("MyService ");
rmService.setServiceDescription(desc);
sp.deployService(Constants.ClientProperties.RMSERVICE, rmService);
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Cheers,
Jaliya
-----Original Message-----
From: Ani Marius [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 12:29 PM
To: [email protected]; Srinath Perera
Subject: Re: Providers and Handlers
Hi Srinath and thank you for your reply.
But, the problem I face is that I create a new Web
Service not from the java classes, but from the WSDL
file...I don't need any java classes for the new ws,
because its behaviour will be defined in a custom XML
file.
So, I created a Handler which deploys a WS if the WS
is not yet deployed...the service is deployed, I can
see it in the list of deployed WS's. But then, the
request must reach my provider which in turn will
begin the execution for the corresponding ws, which is
defined in the XML file.
--- Srinath Perera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ani;
>
> I think the problem you face is whn u deploy the new
> Web Service you
> do not have the classes at the classpath?
>
> There is a class called ClassUtils in axis provides
> static method for
> help classloading. It has method
> setClassLoader(String
> classname,ClassLoader cl); to overide/register
> classloaders for
> loading a given class. ClassUtils is used by Axis to
> load the classes
> all time
>
> Before deploy your service create a classloader for
> the class files of
> the serveive and register them agiens the impl class
> of the service
> you want to deploy, agienst Classloader using
> setClassLoader(String
> classname,ClassLoader cl);
>
> Cheers
> Srinath
>
> On 5/12/05, Ani Marius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi!
> > I have one urgent question :
> > I have my custom provider, and I want to do the
> > following: if I receive a request for a Web
> Service
> > that is not yet deployed, I would automatically
> deploy
> > it (there is the bussines for deploying a web
> service)
> > and to set the provider of the ws to my
> provider...I
> > tried adding a Handler in the Transport Request
> (which
> > verifies if the service is deployed, and if not it
> > deploys it) but this didn't solve my problem
> entirely.
> > Please help me!!!
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
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