Hi everyone,
I have a system that uses a variety of transport protocols that takes
requests and funnels them to a backend ESB. We have decided to start
supporting web services as well and want to fit it into our existing
architecture and profiling/messaging system. We have a servlet that
handles HTTP and HTTP/S traffic already. When I receive an inbound
message, I want to call XFire (not use its own servlet) with the received
message and get the headers and body back (possibly after decryption and
signature verification). I don't need/want xfire to deserialize the body
or attempt to invoke the service itself, I have a separate mechanism I need
to call to get that done. I basically want something like a single, global
invoker that is called for any web service. From that invoker, I would
then call my legacy code.
For sending an outbound message, I generally have the same situation, I
just need to apply security, signing and the like and possibly monkey with
the headers, then send it out via a legacy process. Is there a way to do
all of this or should I attempt to use something like WSS4J directly?
Thanks,
Dan
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