The code has this snippet in it:
boolean bodyOnlyService = true;
if (targetService.getOption("FullMessageService") != null) {
bodyOnlyService = false;
}
this FullMessageService option appears to be defined outside the service;
I'm wondering if it's something you have to specify in the deploy.wsdd file.
Note Glen Daniels' post from yesterday, though ("Message style services -
ATTN ANY java:MSG USERS") --the allowed signatures are about to change anyway:
>I'd like to make THESE THREE the accepted APIs for message-style service
>methods:
>
>public class MessageService {
> public SOAPBodyElement [] bodyMethod(SOAPBodyElement [] bodies)
>
> public SOAPEnvelope envelopeMethod(SOAPEnvelope envelope)
>
> public Element [] bodyAsDOMMethod(Element [] bodies)
>}
Andrew
At 10:06 AM 9/24/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>The source talks something about FullMessageService,
>What is FullMessageService? Body Vs total envelope?
>Any use case scenarios for the same?
>
>
>>
>>public Element [] method(Vector v);
>
>MessageContext mc = MessageContext.getcurrentContext();
>mc.TRANS_URL is giving transport.url and not anything
>from http://localhost:8080/axis/services/MyMessageServer
>
>
>
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