I have used this feature few years back, but after that I never tried. If the same thing work for the client side (stand alone application) I do not see a reason why that does not work at the server side. Because, we use the same code at both sides.
If this does not work, then it should be a bug in Axis2 code base, so please create a JIRA and attached code to reproduce the issue. Thanks, Deepal > > Dear all, > > > > I'm using the Axis2 ServiceClient in order to send a non-blocking > request using "separate listeners". > > > > The ServiceClient is used by a thread behind a Axis Web Service. My > code works fine as a single application, but, when behind the Axis > Service, I cannot receive the Callback. > > The possible problem may come from the fact that the ServiceClient > creates a listener precisely on the port used by the WPS, and thus, I > suppose that the Axis Service (or web.xml) should "forward" the > request to the right listener, but I don't know how. > > > > Any help is very welcome. > > > > Note that Axis2 is embedded into an existing application > (http://www.developer.com/services/article.php/3777111/Embedding-Apache-Axis2-into-Existing-Applications.htm). > > > > Thanks, > > > > Christophe. > > > > Code used : > > setExecuteClient(new > ServiceClient()) ; > > Options options = *new*Options(); > > // set the workflow endpoint > > > options.setTo(*new*EndpointReference(processesPrefix+algorithmID)); > > options.setUseSeparateListener(*true*); > > options.setAction("urn:executeResponseCallback"); > > > options.setTransportInProtocol(Constants./TRANSPORT_HTTP/); > > // use WS-Adressing (to perform asynchronous request) > > /getExecuteClient/().engageModule("addressing"); > > /getExecuteClient/().setOptions(options); > > // get the callback manager > > CallbackManager callback = *new*CallbackManager(*this*); > > // send the request > > // Following doesnt work > > > /LOGGER/.info(((Document)doc.getDomNode()).getDocumentElement()); > > > /getExecuteClient/().sendReceiveNonBlocking(XMLUtils./toOM/( > ((Document)doc.getDomNode()).getDocumentElement()), callback); > > waitCallback(); > > >
