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to subscribe send email to synapse-dev-subscribe AT ws.apache.org. thanks, dims On 11/15/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Axis users/developers! > > First, I would like to apologize for cross-posting (to both user and dev > mailing > list), but i couldn't decide which of the lists would be more suitable > for my problem. > > I need to implement a mechanism that would allow clients from the > internet to access web services on nodes on a private, internal LAN with > no public IP addresses. > > Basically, I have a client C, web services on a number of nodes A1 ... > An all hosted on a private LAN, providing various Web Services, which > cannot be accessed from outside (client C) and a node B (also hosting a > WS container), accessible from outside, which I'd like to use for > forwarding requests from C to Ax and responses from Ax to C in a manner > completely transparent to both Ax and C. B should therefore implement a > kind of proxy/relay, which should be general, so it would be able to > forward requests for any web service and for any of the internal nodes; > the relaying destination (one of A1 ... An) could be specified as a part > of destination URI, perhaps something along the lines of > > https://my.proxy.address/Proxy#my.internal.server/WebService > > dynamism of the system is to be accounted for, so neither the set of > internal nodes, nor the web services hosted on them is fixed for the > lifecycle of WS container on B! > > Is anything remotely resembling such a mechanism available for Apache > Axis? And if not, which I suspect, could someone provide a pointer or > two regarding what part of Apache Axis should I try to patch (perhaps > installing an extra transport handler?) or if any specs exist that might > provide a standardization for similar functionality and are worth > implementing for Axis. > > Thanks in advance, > ��������Marko > > > -- Davanum Srinivas : http://wso2.com/blogs/
