Eoghan,

Actually, the BETTER way would be to make sure the needed information is saved 
as specific properties on the BindingOperationInfo (or OperationInfo) and not 
access the method at all. 

How would a non-JAX-WS annotated endpoint configure the WS-A stuff?   

Dan


On Tuesday September 12 2006 11:03 am, Glynn, Eoghan wrote:
> On a slightly related point, we actually already had at least three
> different ways of accessing the Method in an interceptor.
>
> On the requestor side, the ClientImpl caches the Method via
> Message.setContent(Method.class, ...) and the EndpointInvocationHandler
> also sticks the Method in its context map with key
> "java.lang.reflect.Method", and this is then copied into the Exchange
> map (but not the message!) by the ClientImpl.
>
> On the responder side, its available via the BindingOperationInfo
> property "java.lang.reflect.Method", as you say.
>
> Currently in the WS-A (non-SOAP) interceptor, I'm looking up
> Message.getContent(Method.class), and falling back to the
> BindingOperationInfo property if the former is not set. BTW the Method
> is used in this case to access certain annotations that determine the
> wsa:Action header.
>
> Probably makes more sense though to just ensure the BindingOperationInfo
> property is set in ClientImpl, and then use this as the single
> consistent way of accessing the Method, whether on the requestor or
> responder sides. I make this change if there's no objection.
>
> /Eoghan
>
> > The BindingOperationInfo name should correspond to the
> > rpc element name and the JaxWsServiceFactory should have
> > already instantiated the operation with a Method. The invoker
> > can then invoke the service by looking up the operation from
> > the exchange. Also, there shouldn't be a need to look up the
> > class as the Databinding is handling (see all the
> > wrapped/bare interceptors for examples).
> >
> > Cheers,
> > - Dan
> >
> > --
> > Dan Diephouse
> > Envoi Solutions
> > http://envoisolutions.com
> > http://netzooid.com/blog

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