Hi Heikki;
You can do that , Apache Sandesha is doing the same thing when it
receive control messages. What you can do is , when you want to stop the
execution
- msgCtx.setPaused(true);
- Then send the response in side the handler , so invoke logic will
look like;
Handler {
invoke(MessageContext msgCtx){
msgCtx.setPaused(true);
// write the code for sending the response here
}
}
did I answer your problem ? .....
-Deepal
heikki wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> a previous posting of mine on this from about two weeks ago was left
> unanswered that's why I'll give it another try :
>
> I would like to know whether it is possible to to stop a handler
> chain, in the middle, and return a response from the last handler that
> executed, WITHOUT throwing an AxisFault or other exception.
>
> For example, I have a handler doing some validation and when
> validation fails, I don't want to continue; but I also don't want to
> throw up: what I want to do is return a custom "normal" response,
> which maybe describes the validation failures, but is not in any way
> an "error" response.
>
> In a servlet filter chain this is very easy to do, but I haven't
> figured it out in a Axis2 handler chain. Can anyone help me?
>
> thanks and regards
> Heikki Doeleman
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