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Auke Noppe updated CXF-2674:
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Attachment: webservicecontext_test.zip
logging.log
small Eclipse testproject demonstrating the @resource injection that is not
working.
logging output also attached.
> @Resource not injecting WebServiceContext in jaxws intereceptor
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> Key: CXF-2674
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-2674
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.2.5
> Environment: tomcat 6.0.18, Spring 2.5, Spring Security 2.0.5,
> cxf-2.2.5 with wss4j-1.5.8
> Reporter: Auke Noppe
> Attachments: logging.log, webservicecontext_test.zip
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> If you want to inject the WebServiceContext into a In/Out-Interceptor
> configured with xml (e.g. <jaxws:ininterceptors><bean id="someInterceptor"
> class="test.SomeInterceptor"/></jaxws:ininterceptors />) with the @resource
> annotation, the WebServiceContext is null. (Even with component-scan enabled
> and annotation-config defined)
> If you inject the WebServiceContext into the interceptor with a
> property-setter in the xml (e.g. <property name="ctx"
> value="javax.xml.ws.WebServiceContext" />) the instance is not empty, but
> holding nothing (like MessageContext )
> The documentation suggest the way with the @Resource annotation, so this is
> rather confusing.
> The work-around I found, is to set the properties I wanted to set on the
> message in the handleMessage method of the interceptor (e.g.
> message.put("someKey", someValue); )
> I would rather see the @Resource injection working.
> Regards,
> Auke Noppe
> Developer @ Ymor (.nl)
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