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Dmitry Murashenkov updated CXF-7203:
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Description:
I want to achieve following set of calls to ease configuration management:
Endpoint.publish("/user/soap/userService", userService);
Endpoint.publish("/admin/soap/adminService", adminService);
ServletContextHandler userContext = new ServletContextHandler();
userContext.setContextPath("/user");
userContext.addServlet(new ServletHolder(cxf), "/soap/*");
ServletContextHandler adminContext = new ServletContextHandler();
adminContext.setContextPath("/admin");
adminContext.addServlet(new ServletHolder(cxf), "/soap/*");
Currently it is not possible since ServletController.invoke() takes
request.getPathInfo() and that would be "/userService". So CXFServlet can only
be mapped to root context, which may be impossible if I have other servlets in
"/user" context and Jetty would first call more specific user context for that
URI.
Current workaround is to extend CXFNonSpringServlet and rewrite pathInfo in the
invoke().
Also having single CXFServlet mapped several times in Jetty causes NPE in
CXFNonSpringServlet.destroy() since it is called multiple times and
destinationFactory is set to null after first invocation.
was:
I want to achieve following set of calls to ease configuration management:
Endpoint.publish("/user/soap/userService", userService);
Endpoint.publish("/admin/soap/adminService", adminService);
ServletContextHandler userContext = new ServletContextHandler();
userContext.setContextPath("/user");
userContext.addServlet(new ServletHolder(cxf), "/soap/*");
ServletContextHandler adminContext = new ServletContextHandler();
adminContext.setContextPath("/admin");
adminContext.addServlet(new ServletHolder(cxf), "/soap/*");
Currently it is not possible since ServletController.invoke() takes
request.getPathInfo() and that would be "/userService". So CXFServlet can only
be mapped to root context, which may be impossible if I have other servlets in
"/user" context and Jetty would first call more specific user context for that
URI.
Current workaround is to extend CXFNonSpringServlet and rewrite pathInfo in the
invoke().
> Multiple servlet mappings for CXFNonSpringServlet
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>
> Key: CXF-7203
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-7203
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Dmitry Murashenkov
>
> I want to achieve following set of calls to ease configuration management:
> Endpoint.publish("/user/soap/userService", userService);
> Endpoint.publish("/admin/soap/adminService", adminService);
> ServletContextHandler userContext = new ServletContextHandler();
> userContext.setContextPath("/user");
> userContext.addServlet(new ServletHolder(cxf), "/soap/*");
> ServletContextHandler adminContext = new ServletContextHandler();
> adminContext.setContextPath("/admin");
> adminContext.addServlet(new ServletHolder(cxf), "/soap/*");
> Currently it is not possible since ServletController.invoke() takes
> request.getPathInfo() and that would be "/userService". So CXFServlet can
> only be mapped to root context, which may be impossible if I have other
> servlets in "/user" context and Jetty would first call more specific user
> context for that URI.
> Current workaround is to extend CXFNonSpringServlet and rewrite pathInfo in
> the invoke().
> Also having single CXFServlet mapped several times in Jetty causes NPE in
> CXFNonSpringServlet.destroy() since it is called multiple times and
> destinationFactory is set to null after first invocation.
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