For the server side, you may set the HandlerChain after the
endpoint.publish is called.
Willem.
James Mao wrote:
Probably this way is safer
getBinding().getHandlerChain().add(YourHandler)
James
Glen,
The answer is YES, you can do it programmatically
Service side API
Endpoint.getBinding().setHandlerChain(List<Handler>)
Client side API
BindingProvider.getBinding().setHandlerChain(List<Handler>)
Besides, the Service API
Service.setHandlerResolver()
Hope it helps,
James
Hello,
The JAX-WS specification--as well as our jax-ws handler
sample[1]--specify/show two ways to attach a JAX-WS handler to a CXF
client or service:
1.) For the service, configuration via annotations and an XML file
(e.g., under /commons in [1]).
2.) For the client, programmatically within the Java class making the
web service call.
Question: Does anyone know of additional ways one can attach a JAX-WS
handler to the web service or client? For example, can I
programmatically attach handlers to the web service implementation, or
do XML configuration of handler chains on the *client* side?
Thanks,
Glen
[1] http://tinyurl.com/2ps3y2
