You have to instantiate your service "yourself", and pass that instance to
XFire (and not let XFire instantiate your service itself). This allows you to
set whatever data is necessary on your service:
MyService instance = new MyService()
instance.setXXXX(xxxx)
instance.setYYYY(yyyy)
// factory is either ObjectServiceFactory, AnnotationFactory...
Service service = factory.create(class, name,namespace, null);
// This is where it's done:
service.setInvoker(new BeanInvoker(instance));
This is what I am doing on my side and it works fine.
Mauro Gatti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: P { margin:0px; padding:0px } body {
FONT-SIZE: 10pt; FONT-FAMILY:Tahoma } How can I load a set of custom properties
from an external file? I wrote a web service in a schema-first development
project using Xfire-1.2.6 and now I have a fully functional implementation
class for test purpose. In production environment the service will rely on a
set of parameters that should be dinamically altered to match the actual
environment so I would like to implement a properties file to be loaded at
expose time of the web service. Is there a way to use an external resource file
out of the implementation class? If I load the properties file inside the class
this would be done every time a single method of the implemetation is invoked.
Thanks for any help
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