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Hi David,

Good idea, I always consider handlers as an optional component in the
execution chain, which one can opt to keep out. And at the same time one
might try to run Axis2 engine without a single handler.

IMO, must understand thing is an absolute requirement and a core
component in to a SOAP processing engine.

So that is why I like to keep that piece of logic inside the AxisEngine
class itself. You might want to improve the existing logic to properly
work on the roles but I prefer leaving them as it is. I hope none of
your intentions are to allow someone to let the engine to be executed
without must understand checking.

- -- Chinthaka

David Illsley wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm looking at using the axis2 engine as part of a larger system which
> will have a set of roles which we want respected and perhaps a set of
> headers whcih should be ignored for mustUnderstand checking because
> anothe rpart of the system will deal with them.
> 
> Currently the mustUnderstand checking is simply a method in
> AxisEngine. I'd quite like to pull this out into a handler which runs
> last. This would have the advantage that it would be simple for other
> people to use in a similar way (perhaps this would be useful for
> synapse?) and reduces the complexity of AxisEngine.
> 
> Any thoughts? Objections?
> 
> Cheers,
> David
> 

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