Hi,
When I used a standalone CXF web service, I used to be able to extract the
remote IP address in my Impl class. CXF would inject a WebServiceContext
object in my Impl class and I would have the class as follows:
public class MyWSImpl implements IMyWS {
@Resource
private WebSe
Thanks for the response Ashwin, but I am unable to find the "HTTP.REQUEST"
header in the exchange object.
My process() method is as follows:
public void process (Exchange exchange)
{
Map headers = exchange.getIn().getHeaders();
// loop through the headers object above and print out all
I'm using camel-core-2.5.0 and camel-cxf-2.5.0 which AFAIK is the latest
version.
I was reading through another
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3480334/camel-cxfrs-with-custom-http-headers
post on Stack Overflow where someone had trouble getting to custom headers.
As per the post, that was a
That was sort of helpful Ashwin, thanks. Your long answer did get me to
explore the world of interceptors, but I am sorry to report that I still
don't see the remote IP address.
Here's what I did:
1) Create interceptors. I tried PRE_STREAM, but that didn't work so I just
created two more, one ea
Got it!
Thanks Willem.
Here is what I was doing wrong: In the handleMessage method of my
interceptor, I was inspecting the message object using the debugger. It DID
contain the HTTP.REQUEST header as I mentioned earlier, but the
_remoteAddress variable in the Request object was null. The IP addr
I am using camel-core-2.5.0.jar, camel-cxf-2.5.0.jar and cxf-api-2.2.11.jar.
I am now able to get the remoteAddress using the Request.getRemoteAddress()
method. Earlier I was making the mistake of looking at the "_remoteAddress"
variable using my debugger instead of actually invoking the method
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