Axis2: Require WS-Addressing headers

2011-10-04 Thread Torben Riis
Hi, I have an endpoint that uses Transports-level asynchronous support through WS-Addressing (ReplyTo header). Does anymore know whether it is possible to configure this endpoint, so that it rejects incoming requests that either does not contain any ws-addressing headers or requests containing

Problem with long-distance web service

2011-10-04 Thread Jacques Poulin
Hi, I'm using the Codegen wizard in Eclipse to build an Axis2 web service (1.6.1). I deploy the .aar to a Tomcat server I've got on my Lan, and I use another machine within the same Lan to call that service. I can let it run for days, it works flawlessly. Note that the service returns a large r

Re: Problem with long-distance web service

2011-10-04 Thread Fahad cv
Seems like timeout, did you try with increasing the timeout limit for the connection? On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 7:45 AM, Jacques Poulin wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using the Codegen wizard in Eclipse to build an Axis2 web service > (1.6.1). > > I deploy the .aar to a Tomcat server I've got on my Lan, and I