Folks,
What I am trying to do is build a way to track which user calls which operation
within the service.
I am attempting to determine what the username was that was setup in the
rampart structure from within the web service.
From within the service_invoke function I am doing this:
conf_ctx = axis2_msg_ctx_get_conf_ctx( msg_ctx, env );
if( conf_ctx == NULL )
{
Log( "Failed to find configuration context" );
}
else
{
Log( "about to get axis2_conf_ctx_get_conf" );
conf = axis2_conf_ctx_get_conf( conf_ctx, env );
if( conf == NULL )
{
Log( "Failed to get
axis2_conf_ctx_get_conf" );
}
else
{
Log( "about to get
axis2_conf_get_security_context" );
rampart_context =
( rampart_context_t *
)axis2_conf_get_security_context(
conf
, env
);
if( rampart_context == NULL )
{
Log( "Failed to find security
param" );
}
The rampart_context is NULL;
I have found this in axis2c/src/core/engine/conf.c
/* This is a hack to keep rampart_context at client side */
void *security_context;
Is this possible? Does anyone have an example? Is this a security issue?
L. Michael Tyler, II
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