In your interceptor, if you call
message.put("foo", someObject);
That object will be available in the wsContext via
wsContext.get("foo"). Thus, you can put whatever you want in there.
Our ws-security interceptor puts several things in there. I think
you can call wsContext.get("RECV_RESULTS") to get a Vector of the
WSS4J result objects from which you can query a bunch of things.
Dan
On Jun 3, 2008, at 5:20 PM, bgbraga wrote:
I don't use JAAS.
I use WS-Security (UsernameToken) and need to pass the username of
intercepting to web-services.
How to implement it using cxf?
thanks!
bgbraga wrote:
good =)
but wsContext.getUserPrincipal() is null :/
I have to set UserPrincipal ?
thanks!
dkulp wrote:
In a JAX-WS service, if you add a field like:
@Resource
WebServiceContext context;
The context will get injected into your service. From there, you
can
query and properties that you set on the message object in an
interceptor.
Dan
On May 30, 2008, at 9:38 PM, bgbraga wrote:
Hi,
I need to get the username of soapheader (interceptor) and send
to my
web-services class.
How to implement this communication in cxf? There is some message
context
for this?
I used org.apache.axis.MessageContext class in axis.how to send an
attribute
of interceptor to web-services operation?
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