I'm not sure about the property usage. Did you mean I should let the
handler process (e.g. start a service) the information?
In my special case this is not wanted. I really need to start a so
called java agent for special logging purposes. The Agent and the web
service need to run in the same instance. That's the reason why I need
to process the information directly to the JVM.
I thought you need to pass the jvmargs in to the handler. If not you
need to have your own code to process jvmargs and use the appropriate
classes to achieve what you want.
Thanks,
Deepal
I would be glad if you have an useful idea.
Thanks,
Benedikt
On 07.09.2010 15:59, wrote Deepal Jayasinghe:
On 9/7/2010 9:32 AM, Benedikt Heintel wrote:
Thanks Deepal for the information provided. Adding a handler works, I
can access the data and work on it. Great.
I meant Axis2 modules, right.
However, I think my first question is wrong or wrongly asked. I try to
rewrite it:
Which class does "translate" the SOAP call into a java executable
command? Means, in which class the java command line call is assembled?
There is a class called AxisConfigurator which does some kind of jvmargs
processing, but it only looks for two or three paramters. It does not
search for custom paramters.
You can do something like following.
- Create a main class, and get your jvmargs or program paramters
- Then create a ServiceClient (I believe you want this at the client
side)
- Add a property (Options) representing your jvmargs
- Then use that property inside your handler (you can access all the
properties using MessageContext)
Deepal
Additionally I wonder if I just can use the module (.mar) created to
pass-through the client command.
Cheers,
Benedikt
On 07.09.2010 15:13, wrote Deepal jayasinghe:
Dear List,
I'm on a project that needs to change a web service call based on the
header of a SOAP message. The goal is to implement a switch in axis,
that enables an additional "-javaagent" call if a special header is
set.
I thought about using the module architecture if possible.
I need to understand:
o Which class handles the start-up information to the JVM?
It is the ConfigurationContextFactory, staring Axis2 is creating a
ConfigurationContext
o Where and how can I change the parameter based on the header
information?
You should be able to achieve this by adding a handler.
o Is it a good idea to use the module architecture?
Its depend, if you are asking Axis2 module (.mar) then answer is yes.
Thank you for your help,
Benedikt
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