Hello Benjamin,
Of course you will have to your own interface and Impl classes together with your handler classes also. Please make sure all these classes are in your classpath, usually putting then in classes folder in ../webapps/axis/WEB-INF dir is a good idea. Also you will have to add the <handler> entry for your service in your wsdd file and use the admin client to deploy the web service or just paste handler entry for your service in server-config.wsdd file.
Or your aim is to do something like tcpmon, which logs all incoming/outgoing messages on particular port then take a look at its source code.
Hope this helps,
Shrikant Wagh QA Lead, HPP/eProfile Team, HP
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Hi,
so for my application I`m just implementing the SoapBindingImpl. Do I have to change the axis.jar to create thes logs ? Or is there some other way ?
greets benjamin
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Title: RE: Logging incoming and outgoing messages ?
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- RE: Logging incoming and outgoing messages ? Leo de Blaauw
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