Hi, CXF uses the WSDL4J to parser the WSDL, I think you just need to add the the SOAP/JMS extension yourself.
I think the override rule is implemented by the CXF ServiceModel[1], if you configure a interceptor on the bus , you can override it from service, or from endpoint, etc. So , you just need to make sure the you set the right information on the ServiceModel. [1] http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/cxf-architecture.html#CXFArchitecture-TheServiceModel Willem liucong wrote: > Hi, All, Willem, > > In the past several days, We have discussed the usage of JMS transport, > MTOM over SOAP/JMS. By debugging the code of CXF and JMS Transport, I > think I have know the overview of the CXF and JMS Transport.(Except > Spring configuration). > > I want to learn another eara about WSDL usage for > SOAP/JMS(http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/WD-soapjms-20081121/#wsdl-extensions). > In the current JMS implementation, you use the WSDL extension to get the > WSDL information(Is it right?). In the SOAP/JMS specification, the > properties about SOAP/JMS can be placed in three places(Binding, > Serivce, Port). I should get these information. > There are several methods to finish it. > 1. I parse the WSDL, and get information what I need. It is not good. > 2. I use the WSDL extension to get information and SOAP/JMS URI. > > After I get the information from WSDL. What I need to do is to parse > these information, and to get the right configuration which obey the > overriding rules specified in the SOAP/JMS spec. > The orerriding rules is: If a property is specified at multiple levels, > the most specific setting will take precedence (port first, then > service, then binding). > > How can I get the WSDL information for SOAP/JMS specification? Are there > some methods to finish this job or help documentation? > Are the overriding rules already implementation in WSDL parser? If not, > I should consider how to implementation the orverriding rules easily. > > > Best regards > Liu >
