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Christopher Sahnwaldt commented on AXIS-2530:
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And for the ones who don't use Spring, here's how to publish your objects
without Spring.
First create the AxisServer and export it to the ServletContext:
SoapServerConfiguration soapServerConfiguration = new SoapServerConfiguration();
soapServerConfiguration.setAttachmentDir(new
FileSystemResource("my/soap/attachments"));
soapServerConfiguration.setDisableServicesList(false);
soapServerConfiguration.setServicesPath("AxisServletPathFromWebXml");
AxisServer axisServer = new AxisServer(soapServerConfiguration);
axisServer.setName("AxisServletNameFromWebXml");
servletContext.setAttribute("AxisEngine", axisServer);
Now make methods "method1" and "method2" of object myBean accessible as web
service operations:
SoapReceiver publisher = new SoapReceiver();
publisher.setServiceName("MyService");
publisher.setTarget(myBean);
publisher.setAllowedMethods(new String[] { "method1","method2" });
publisher.setServerConfiguration(soapServerConfiguration);
soapServerConfiguration.deployService("MyService", publisher.createService());
When you're done, remove the service:
soapServerConfiguration.undeployService("MyService");
> publish any object as web service
> ---------------------------------
>
> 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, ObjectRPCProvider.java,
> SoapConfiguration.java, SoapInterface.java, SoapReceiver.java,
> SoapServerConfiguration.java
>
>
> 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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