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Rich Scheuerle updated AXIS2-2046:
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Description:
The JAX-WS engine implements a Response<T> object for asynchronous clients.
A user invokes the get() method on the Response to obtain the returned business
object.
If the user invokes get() a second time, the JAX-WS engine tries to reparse the
message, which causes a failure because the message has been consumed.
Instead, the first get() should cache the business object and the second get()
should simply return the cached object.
I am working on a small patch to fix this processing. The patch will include
an updated ParallelAsync test.
scheu
was:
The JAX-WS engine implements a Response<T> object for asynchronous clients.
A user invokes the get() method on the Response to obtain the returned business
object.
If the user invokes get() a second time, the JAX-WS tries to reparse the
messag, which causes a failure because the message has been consumed.
Instead, the first get() should cache the business object and the second get()
should simply return the cached object.
I am working on a small patch to fix this processing. The patch will include
an updated ParallelAsync test.
scheu
> JAX-WS Async Response.get() should cache the response object
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> Key: AXIS2-2046
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2046
> Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: jaxws
> Reporter: Rich Scheuerle
> Assigned To: Rich Scheuerle
> Attachments: patch.txt
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> The JAX-WS engine implements a Response<T> object for asynchronous clients.
> A user invokes the get() method on the Response to obtain the returned
> business object.
> If the user invokes get() a second time, the JAX-WS engine tries to reparse
> the message, which causes a failure because the message has been consumed.
> Instead, the first get() should cache the business object and the second
> get() should simply return the cached object.
> I am working on a small patch to fix this processing. The patch will include
> an updated ParallelAsync test.
> scheu
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