Hi Jean,
That's because in your wsdl, the HelloRequest message, you put body as
the 1st part but the header as the 2nd part
<message name="HelloRequest">
<part name="body" element="tns:HelloRequest"/>
<part name="header1" element="tns:HelloHeader"/>
</message>
it will cause same problem(body first, header second) both with soap11
and soap12 binding with your test.
The message should be
<message name="HelloRequest">
<part name="header1" element="tns:HelloHeader"/>
<part name="body" element="tns:HelloRequest"/>
</message>
if you want header as the 1st part in jbi message
Freeman
On 2009-7-1, at 下午11:12, Jean Jacobs wrote:
Hi Freeman,
Attached is a zip file containing the Java file with the test case
that is failing, the WSDL file, and the SOAP input file. The test
fails on the assertion for the header element in the 3rd block of
assert statements. When I view the console output, I can see that
the JBI message has the header in the 2nd part of the JBI message
and the body in the 1st part. I compared this to the same test for
SOAP 1.1 (HelloWorldSoapTest.java) and did not see this behavior.
Thanks,
Jean
-----Original Message-----
From: Freeman Fang [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 10:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Servicemix SOAP interceptors
Hi Jean,
It seems a bug, could you append your unit test?
Thanks
Freeman
On 2009-7-1, at 下午10:04, Jean Jacobs wrote:
Is anyone familiar with the SOAP interceptors in Servicemix? I'm
writing a unit test for the SOAP 1.2 interceptors (there's one for
SOAP 1.1 but not for SOAP 1.2). In converting a SOAP 1.2 message to
a JBI message, for some reason, the header is the 2nd part of the
JBI
message and the body is the 1st part. This only happens for SOAP
1.2.
The same message with a SOAP 1.1 namespace is converted with the
header as the 1st part and the body as the 2nd part. Is the fact
that the header is not the first part of the JBI message for SOAP
1.2
a problem?
Thanks,
Jean
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