yesterday we talked about the addressing handler:
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<ips> stefan: SOAPConnection is a JAX-RPC class. you get it via a factory
<lischke> ok so no axis specific
<ips> so when running w/ Axis in the cp, what you actually get back is an Axis impl of
that class
<ips> then (i think), Axis will pass the message through any client handlers that are
configured
<ips> we need to verify this last point
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I have tested that, and i came to the conclusion, that the addressing handlers are not passed, cause i was not able to configure the axis engine in any way. Without JAX-RPC interfaces i used:
Service service = new Service(new FileProvider("org/apache/ws/eventing/client-config.wsdd"));
That client-config.wsdd set up the addressing handler for incoming and outgoing, but since i'm just using :
SOAPConnectionFactory sconF= SOAPConnectionFactory.newInstance(); SOAPConnection scon = sconF.createConnection();
I'm not able to configure the axis engine.......
So we have to reinvent ws-fx/addressing ;-(
any ideas?
I already gave Stefan the below answer via IRC, but I'm posting it here just for the records...
Even when you use SOAPConnection, it still ultimately passes through the Axis client engine, but the engine gets created w/ default settings under the hood.
However, you should be able to set the default config file location for the engine as follows:
AxisProperties.setProperty(EngineConfigurationFactoryDefault.OPTION_CLIENT_CONFIG_FILE, ".../wse/client-config.wsdd" );
Or you can accept the default which is "client-config.wsdd" (ie - look for the config file in the root package in the classpath).
Ian
Stefan
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