Hi ,
>From the service client you can get the operation context , and once you
have the operation context you can get both message contexts.
Thanks
Deepal
juliocest wrote:
> Hi everybody!!!
>
> I have a client code that have 2 calls. One of them is blocking and other
> nonblocking.
>
> Part of my code is writing as follow:
>
> synchronized (callback)
> {
> if (!ClienteServico.finish) {
> //callback.wait(1000);
>
> initb = System.nanoTime();
>
> //blocking invocation
> resultado =
> emissor01.sendReceive(payload01);
> System.out.println(" -->
> Localization: "+ urlremoto01);
> response =
> result.getFirstElement().getText();
>
> LINE X -> MessageContext msg =
> MessageContext.getCurrentMessageContext();
> LINE Y -> SOAPBody soapBody =
> msg.getEnvelope().getBody();
>
> fimb = System.nanoTime();
>
> resultadobloc =
> Double.toString((double)(fimb-initb)/1000000000);
>
>
> System.out.println("Esperando
> callback");
> callback.wait();
> System.out.println("Fim do callback");
> }
>
> As you can see, I am calling a sendreceive (blocking) into a callback (which
> takes care of nonblocking invocation). As there are two messages, they are
> in differents contexts. Am I right? I would like to know how to capture
> messagecontext of the sendreceive (blocking)? Is it possible?
>
> I ask it, because when I compile my program the lines X and Y are not called
> and I have an error like:
>
> java.langNullPointerException
>
> Someone could help me?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Julio
>
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