With respect to Synapse, (and assuming the axis guys give us the
interface...)
Do we need these: public boolean isInFaultFlow(); public void
setInFaultFlow(boolean b); public void setProcessingFault(boolean
b); public boolean isProcessingFault() {
or could it just be isFault/setFault?
Is there a reason some methods have WSA in the method name and others don't
- getWSAMessageId and getWSAAction vs. getTo, getFrom etc?
Should MessageInformationHeaders be here? The only thing it adds thats not
already on this interface is the referenceParameters so could there just be
a get/set for that instead?
Not sure about the properties, i'd thought Synapse would have its own place
for storing properties, using the Axis2 MC getProperties brings in all the
axis2 context hierarchy stuff.
...ant
Paul Fremantle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/11/2005 10:45:58
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Subject: [Axis2] SOAPMessageContext
Folks
The synapse-dev team have a request for Axis2. We would like an interface
SOAPMessageContext that is a subset of the MessageContext model. The subset
we would like is just the getters/setters for the envelope, message
addressing properties and the property bag. We would also like the
MessageContext to implement SOAPMessageContext.
The reason is that we want to expose a subset of the MC to programmers.
There are a lot of Axis2 engine specific aspects in MC. For example
setAxisService().
We also think that an interface that exposes just those aspects would be
useful more widely than just Synapse.
Here is the proposed interface:
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package org.apache.axis2.context;
import org.apache.axis2.AxisFault;
import org.apache.axis2.addressing.EndpointReference;
import org.apache.axis2.addressing.MessageInformationHeaders ;
import org.apache.axis2.addressing.miheaders.RelatesTo;
import org.apache.axis2.soap.SOAPEnvelope;
public interface SOAPMessageContext {
public EndpointReference getFaultTo();
public void setFaultTo(EndpointReference reference);
public EndpointReference getFrom();
public void setFrom(EndpointReference reference);
public boolean isInFaultFlow();
public void setInFaultFlow(boolean b);
public SOAPEnvelope getEnvelope();
public void setEnvelope(SOAPEnvelope envelope) throws AxisFault;
public String getMessageID();
public void setMessageID(String string);
public RelatesTo getRelatesTo();
public void setRelatesTo(RelatesTo reference);
public EndpointReference getReplyTo();
public void setReplyTo(EndpointReference reference);
public EndpointReference getTo();
public void setTo(EndpointReference reference);
public void setProcessingFault(boolean b);
public boolean isProcessingFault() {
public void setWSAAction(String actionURI);
public String getWSAAction();
public void setWSAMessageId(String messageID);
public String getWSAMessageId();
public MessageInformationHeaders getMessageInformationHeaders();
public void setMessageInformationHeaders(MessageInformationHeaders
collection);
public Object getProperty(String key);
public void setProperty(String key, Object value);
public String getSoapAction();
public void setSoapAction(String string);
public boolean isDoingMTOM();
public void setDoingMTOM(boolean b);
public boolean isDoingREST();
public void setDoingREST(boolean b);
public boolean isSOAP11();
}
It also might be good to add a property which indicates the direction of
the message (e.g. isResponse()). If we did that it would need to be in the
main MC class.
Comments?
Paul
