Hi Jeremy, I looked up the SystemBindingBuilder.build method and gathered the way inbound and outbound wires are instantiated and initialized. I copied the same code over to the RMIBindingBuilder and created classed for InBoundWireImpl and OutBoundWireImpl as well.
Is this the right way to go about this? If so I think there 'might' be some common code that can be factored out so that it applies to all bindings. Comments? Thanks - Venkat On 8/2/06, Venkata Krishnan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jeremy, I am trying to get a sample up for the RMI Binding and I am also stuck with the inbound wire not being set (i.e. it is null). Could you please help me identify what I could be missing out here? Thanks. - Venkat On 7/31/06, Scott Kurz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm trying to understand where the Axis2Service of the new Axis2 binding > is > going to get its InboundWire from. > > Currently the only example I see is the Axis2ServiceTestCase mocking up > this > wire and setting it on the Axis2Service created by the testcase. > > The Jun 5 .ppt presentation says: "The runtime provides components with > InboundWires and OutboundWires" > > > > In the simple case in which our binding was part of an AtomicComponent > w/ > Java implementation, shouldn't the ServiceExtension implemented by the > Axis > 2 binding be able to access the InboundWire created by > JavaComponentBuilder.build() somehow? But if this were the case then > I'd > sort of expect to see the ServiceExtension base class doing this. > > Is this not implemented yet or is it there in some way I'm not > recognizing? > > Thanks, > Scott Kurz > >
