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Ho-yeon. Lee updated AXIS2-5486:
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Attachment: JavaBeanDispatcher.java
axis2.xml
JaxWsSpringServletContextObjectSupplier.java
I add a parameter named 'ServiceObjectSupplier' to axis2.xml
and I changed constructor part of JavaBeanDispatcher class.
> JAX-WS and Spring Integration
> -----------------------------
>
> Key: AXIS2-5486
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-5486
> Project: Axis2
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: jaxws
> Affects Versions: 1.6.2
> Reporter: Ho-yeon. Lee
> Labels: jaxws, spring
> Attachments: axis2.xml, JavaBeanDispatcher.java,
> JaxWsSpringServletContextObjectSupplier.java
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> It seems like integrating with Spring is just available in using JAX-RPC.
> There is no bridge between Spring and JAX-WS Annotations until now.
> So I created some code - JaxWsSpringServletContextObjectSupplier.java
> It finds an suitable object in the Spring's web application context by bean
> name.
> You can find a bean name from endpoint class's annotation such as '@Service',
> '@Component'. If the endpoint class doesn't have any Spring's annotation, its
> default bean name would be uncapitalized string of class's simple name.
> I attached 2 files (axis2.xml, java file) to this issue.
> And I have one opinion about JavaDispatcher class.
> It has an constructor with two arguments(class, object).
> But I think service class argument doesn't necessary, because the service
> class can be returned by a service object argument.
> It is very important especially when you integrate with Spring and JAX-WS in
> axis2.
> If endpoint class is wrapped with aop advices by Spring, the class of the
> service object would be a 'Proxy' class.
> It means that the method of endpoint object can't be invoked because endpoint
> class and proxy class are differ each other. (At runtime, an error occured
> like this
> "object is not an instance of declaring class")
> I changed JavaDispatcher class and it tested very well.
> And finally axis2 can integrate with spring well.
> Check it out whether it's applicable to apply to you.
> Thank you for reading.
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