Your servlet filter (javax.servlet.Filter) has access to the HttpServletRequest, which contains the necessary information about the source of the request.
The code of your filter's doFilter method would look at the URL (and invoke the rest of the filter chain unless it had the parameter ?wsdl). Then it could look at the source IP address from the headers. When it invokes the rest of the filter chain (the Axis servlet) and gets back the response, based on the source IP it can either transform the result or not. To transform the source, it can use a filter stream that does a regex replacement as the response is sent, or an XSLT. Jeff On 4/17/2014 10:18 AM, Andrea Cappelli wrote: > Il 17/04/2014 18:05, Jeff Greif ha scritto: >> This is a speculation, not a definitive answer. The ?wsdl URL is >> handled by the Axis servlet, so if no other way was found, you could >> introduce a servlet filter that used an XSLT, or some other technique >> to transform whatever normally comes out of the ?wsdl URL. >> > > Uhm, > can you give more info on this matter? > > I can perform the trasformation reading an http header? Can you point me > to some documentation? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: java-user-unsubscr...@axis.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: java-user-h...@axis.apache.org
