Hi Sergey,
Thanks for the update.
If you could create a JIRA and attach a sample interceptor and a sample
service class then it would help a lot and ensure the issue is tracked.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-2045
- this is for the headers being lost
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-2046
- this is for the result tag. Sorry, I forgot to adjust the level to minor.
Another issue was that Result prefixes were added if you used the CXF
custom interceptor. I'm wondering, was it caused by the fact that the
chain was aborted (as a workaround around the issue of headers being
lost)?
The abort of the chain has been removed as per previous post. I am now
using a ResponseHandler implementation to change the headers. But the
behavior remains the same, i.e. the Result tag is still there. Also, I
am assuming that the ExceptionMapper implementation is categorized as a
custom interceptor. We could rule out the chain abort now. :)
By the way, MultivaluedMap has Lists as values, so if you do prefer to
reuse the code which deals with Lists then you just use
MultivaluedMap.put(), add() is a utility method which creates a List if
it's not there...
I didn't notice that. Will adjust my code. :)
Again, my thanks.
Gabo
Sergey Beryozkin wrote:
Hi Gabo
So it does look like Result prefixes are added by the outbound chain
somewhere.
I'm sorry I didn't investigate the issue with custom headers being lost
when added in a CXF out interceptor - but now that you posted some code
in the other email I will try to reproduce the problem.
If you could create a JIRA and attach a sample interceptor and a sample
service class then it would help a lot and ensure the issue is tracked.
I'd like to get it fixed as it's important that when JAXWS and JAXRS is
combined then a single CXF interceptor can be shared to do some custom
header post-processing.
Another issue was that Result prefixes were added if you used the CXF
custom interceptor. I'm wondering, was it caused by the fact that the
chain was aborted (as a workaround around the issue of headers being
lost)?
By the way, MultivaluedMap has Lists as values, so if you do prefer to
reuse the code which deals with Lists then you just use
MultivaluedMap.put(), add() is a utility method which creates a List if
it's not there...
Thanks, Sergey
-----Original Message-----
From: Gabo Manuel [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 17 February 2009 10:51
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAX-RS] Fault handling
Hi Sergey,
I have replaced the CXFInterceptor with a ResponseHandler
implementation. So no chain-abort now. Body of the handleResponse is as
follows:
MultivaluedMap<String, Object> map = response.getMetadata();
map.add("Authentication-Info",
"nextnonce=\""+RestHandlerUtility.generateNonce(base_path)+"\"");
logger.debug("out message headers: " + map);
logger.info("response: " + response.getEntity());
As of this point, the entity still does not contain the Result tag
Again, my thanks.
Gabo
