Re: setting HTTP headers in Axis Stub

[Robert Dietrick]

It seems this would add a SOAP header, not an HTTP header, right?

ext Ness, Raymond wrote:

myStub.setHeader(LocHeader("ns0","AUser","bogus"));
                        

private static SOAPHeaderElement LocHeader(String PrefixString, String
UserNameString, String PasswordString){
                String errorString = "SOAPHeaderElementError: ";
                SOAPHeaderElement locSOAPHeaderElement =new
SOAPHeaderElement("http://somewhere.com/namespaces/1.0","Localization";);
                
                try{    
                        
                        SOAPElement local =
locSOAPHeaderElement.addChildElement("Locale","");
                        local.addTextNode("Eng");
                        SOAPElement timezone =
locSOAPHeaderElement.addChildElement("Timezone","");
                        timezone.addTextNode("Pacific");
                        
                }catch(Exception e){
                        System.out.println(errorString  + "\nExecution
failed. Exception: " + e.toString());
                }               
                return locSOAPHeaderElement;
        }
        

-----Original Message-----

From: Robert Dietrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 12:25 PM

To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: setting HTTP headers in Axis Stub

I'm using a ServiceLocator to get an instance of my Stub class capable of interacting with my remote service. That is,

MyServiceIF client = MyServiceServiceLocator.getMyService(serviceUrl);

Then I use the client object (a subclass of org.apache.axis.client.Stub)

to make calls to my service.  I.e.,
client.someRemoteMethod(someArg);

I'd like to be able to pass custom HTTP headers in my calls, but I can't

find any API calls that would grant me access to the transport layer. Does anyone know if that's possible?

Thanks.

-rob

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