Hi Deepal, Ok I see, I have just to use msgContext.setProperty(key, value)... and then .getProperty(key, value) in my service.
Thanks a lot ! Regards, 2011/11/16 Deepal jayasinghe <[email protected]> > You can use properties instead. You can add properties to message context > from the module (by handlers) and service implementation class can use > them. > > Or else at the service deployment time your service can look for that > parameter (module) and use, for this you can use service life cycle class. > > Deepal > > Hi, > > Is there a way to transfer paramaters between an axis2 module and a > webservice ? > > I would like to get a parameter of a SAML assertion, and as I parse them > in a module, I would avoid to parse them again in the webservice. > > Thanks in advance. > > Regards, > > *pym* > > >
