[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-2530?page=all ]
Christopher Sahnwaldt updated AXIS-2530:
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Attachment: AxisServerExporter.java
Creates an AxisServer object with a given configuration and exports it as an
attribute in the ServletContext where the AxisServlet will find it.
The tricky part is that the name of the created AxisServer object must be the
same as the name of the AxisServlet (as set in web.xml). Otherwise, the
AxisServlet won't use our server. Thus the setServletName() method.
The attribute name is the constant AxisServletBase.ATTR_AXIS_ENGINE.
The class implements a Spring interface, but if you don't need that, just
remove it.
> publish any object as web service
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> Key: AXIS-2530
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-2530
> Project: Apache Axis
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Deployment / Registries
> Affects Versions: current (nightly)
> Reporter: Christopher Sahnwaldt
> Attachments: AxisServerExporter.java
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> It would be great if one could take any object and publish it as a service.
> See for example http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-dev&m=115168170301873 .
> We have similar requirements (we configure objects using Spring), so we
> figured out a way to create our own Axis configuration and fill it with
> service handlers for our objects. To make the AxisServlet use our handmade
> configuration, we create an AxisServer object and store it as an attribute in
> the ServletContext.
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