Has anyone integrated CXF and JAMon (http://jamonapi.sourceforge.net/) successfully? I would like to track web service hits using JAMon but I don't know where to *centralize* the code. We are converting an existing XML over HTTP app to SOAP using CXF. In the current app we have a central point of control in our Servlet ( every call goes through this servlet ) so we trap it there and log the hit in JAMon. We know which request handlers are hit and how long it takes to respond. With SOAP and CXF the stack (CXFServlet) is the central point of control and I don't know where to trap the calls and the duration. I am pretty sure it will be in an *interceptor* but which one?
When I dump the inbound SOAP message I see the <Action> element in the log. But when I try get at this <Action> element programmatically I only get "". <Action xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing";>http://server.cxf.asi.cox.com/CustomerService/getCustomers</Action> Any thought are greatly appreciated. What I did: I created a "StatisticsInterceptor" that extends SoapActionInInterceptor In the handleMessage(SoapMessage message) method I tried to get a the SOAP_ACTION and I get and empty string including the quotes. StatisticsInterceptor:75 - SOAP_ACTION [""] Map<String, List<String>> headers = CastUtils.cast( ( Map ) message.get( Message.PROTOCOL_HEADERS ) ); List<String> sa = headers.get(SoapBindingConstants.SOAP_ACTION); for ( String s : sa ) { logger.debug("SOAP_ACTION [" + s + "]"); } Jeffrey M. Constantin | Cox Communications Inc. Data Product Services (DPS) | Architecture & Systems Integration (ASI) Desk: 404-269-3111 | Mobile: 678.643.6528
