Hi
If you use a CXF interceptor then you can get a Message.QUERY_STRING value from a current Message and check if it contains a _wadl
part and if yes then let the request continue...
Likewise given that you use JAXRS, you can get OperationResourceInfo and the
actual method name from a current exchange :
exchange.get(OperationResourceInfo.class).getMethodToInvoke().getName()
and you also can get the name of the resource class about to be invoked upon :
exchange.get(ClassResourceInfo.class).getServiceClass().getName()
and if it's AuthService and it's login/logout then let the request to continue
Hope it helps, Sergey
I am a newbee. I have an interceptor that extends from
AbstractPhaseInterceptor. This has been configured in spring cxf bus as
follows:
<cxf:bus name="cxf-bus">
<cxf:inInterceptors>'
<ref bean="myAuthIntercept"/>
</cxf:inInterceptors>
</cxf:bus>
The interceptors main job is to only allow authenticated user to access
service.
There are couple of exceptions.
1. A WADL request for the published services.
Currently I have a hard coded list of URIs. Not a good solution. I would
like to know if there is a way either to avoid interceptor invocation on
WADL requests or access REST URIs dynamically?
2. A request made to login/logout operation call made to AuthService.
Is there a way to make exception for this one service? I have many
services configured and would prefer not to configure each service with
in/out/fault interceptions.
Jiggy.
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