I have a requirement where I want to see the complete Handler Chain from a
particular handler in a invocation.
It should be possible to see whole chain using MessageContext.getOutPipeline()
( full chain is build from Xfire global handlers, transport handlers
and service/client handlers )
Right now there is no method exits in
the handler interface that gives back the name of the handler.
Name of the handler ? I don't understand what are you talking about :/
I am especially confused about the before and after handlers. How a before
and after handlers works with respect to a Handler. For an example, suppose
I have written a new Handler called NewHandler and initialize this handler
with the following code
public NewHandler(){
super();
this.after(ReadHeadersHandler.class.getName());
this.after(DOMInHandler.class.getName());
}
In this scenario how my NewHandler is being positioned in the Handler Chain?
If your handler uses the same phase as these two handlers , then your
handler will be places after both of them.
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