I can only help you with Axis1, not Axis2. Also, my web services are
more JAX-RPC oriented, not too much Axis oriented.
Still, in your implementation class, implement the
javax.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifecycle interface. That's two new methods,
init() and destroy(). The init() will be passed an Object, that is your
uncasted context. Cast it to a
javax.xml.rpc.server.ServletEndpointContext and store it in an instance
variable for later use. Now, you essentially have a reference to the
ServletContext.
I hope the above also works in Axis2.
-jeff
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From: Amila Suriarachchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 11:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Need advice
On 8/16/07, mchmiel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am affraid that i will need to access the Servet
conext from
Webservice and is not
easy. I have maneged to looked through such combination
(correct me if I
am wrong)
please see this http://wso2.org/library/480
first i cache my JDOM tree and load it into context
(autostart servlet)
then I establish a connection from
.NET ASP page which communicates to my Axis (Axis2)
webservice (7
methods) (complex objects in/out)
The Axis Webservice calls a SOAP aware servet (which
uses JAXM ) to
decode the SOAP request calls the funkcjionality on
stored in servet
context model,
get the response encode it to SOAP and send it back to
Axis (Axis2)
webservis which returns the output to ASP. NET.
I can not understand why you need Axis2 call for another Soap
aware servlet.
What you should do is (as I understood) either.
1. call ASP directly to SOAP aware servlet
2. Axis2 web service directly calls to jdom structure stored in
Servlet Context.
What do You think is this possible ?? I think that Axis
Should prepare
itself to cooperate with Servlets and JSP ... this is
the part of J2EE. :-)
yes.
In an axis2 web service you can directly access the servlet
context as given in the above artical.
Amila Suriarachchi pisze:
> can you access the ServletConfiguration using the http
request object
>
> if so you can get the request object,
>
> When creating messageContext Axis2 store the request
and response
> objects in message Context
> msgContext.setProperty
(HTTPConstants.MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST, request);
>
msgContext.setProperty(HTTPConstants.MC_HTTP_SERVLETRESPONSE,
> response);
>
> so Inyour web service you can access it through
>
> MessageContext.getCurrentMessageContext
> ().getProperty(HTTPConstants.MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST);
>
> But I think the correct way is to store the
ServletContext in
> AxisConfigurationContext.
>
> I'll send a mail to developer list regarding this.
>
> Amila.
>
>
> On 8/16/07, *mchmiel* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
> wrote:
>
> I need to integrate a .NET platform and Java and
for this task I have
> choosen WebServices. First technology for the Java
part was ofcourse
> Axis. But then I had to redesign the
> whole thing becouse of the caching problem . Here
is the explanation:
> 1. I have a MemoryModel (a JDOM tree) which has to
be loaded as the
> Tomcat AppServer is stertin
> 2. I need to implement a WS taht manages the
resourse (MemoryModel)
> 3. Then the next WebService allows users to invoke
read/write
> operations
> on the first Ws that manages the MemoryModel
>
> First of all cannot find how to preload
webservice, and second
> issue how
> to share a complex Object between WebServices
(inside the same WebApp)
>
> I started from teh beggining and using servlets I
could managed to
> do so
> ... that is.
> 1. PreLoad the servlet
> 2. Write a caching servlet and register the
MemeoryModel in
> ServeltContext
> 3. Write a Servlet that could (pretend to be a WS)
> 4, the last task is extreamly hard I looked throuh
kSOAP, JAXM and
> so on
> but the i do not need the servet to understand
SOAP but to be
> a WS?
> In such case can Axis help me?
> Or even simplier task.... can Axis WS see a
servlet context and
> register
> internally my MemeoryModel?
>
> Thanks For any help
>
> mchm
>
>
>
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