Unfortunately, there isn't a way to do this right now. :-(
I'm working on adding this right now. I'll try and get a new 2.1.2
snapshot up later today that will have this added.
Dan
On Jun 30, 2008, at 1:57 PM, Bart Skondin wrote:
Hi All,
In attempting to set listeners on CXF-created Marshallers and
Unmarshallers via spring, we have been running into issues.
I needed to marshal / unmarshal xml data from / to an existing
database through existing business classes.
* I used JAXB adapters and xjb bindings to create the
marshalling / unmarshalling process.
* I used Spring to inject the beans into my application.
* I used Marshaller.Listener and Unmarshaller.Listener to
deal with before / after marshal / unmarshal processing required
for my existing business classes.
Everything works fine.
Now I need to execute this through a soap web service and would like
to use CXF. However, I can find no way to inject the
Marshaller.Listener / Unmarshaller.Listener beans in the
Marshaller / Unmarshaller created through CXF. We attempted to use
the marshallerProperties on JAXBDataBinding to set the Marshaller
listener via spring, but this must apply to custom properties of the
implementation only?, as it had no effect. Even if this had worked,
this would not have solved the Unmarshaller listener problem, as
there is no ability to set properties on the Unmarshaller in similar
fashion. Being that these solutions are not viable, can anyone point
me to an alternative that I've overlooked?
How does one set a listener on a CXF-created Marshaller or
Unmarshaller?
Thanks,
Bart Skondin
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