Hi,
The message ID already saved in message exchange if you used
LoggingInInterceptor.
You can get it using code like
(String
)PhaseInterceptorChain
.getCurrentMessage().getExchange().get(LoggingMessage.ID_KEY);
in your service.
Freeman
On 2012-6-12, at 下午9:13, Tichy wrote:
Hi,
I log incoming SOAP request as described in the CXF manuals, and I
have
noticed that there is a message ID.
My client would like to have a unique message ID per request in the
logs
(not only the incoming soap request, but all logging statements in the
service).
So my question would be: can I somehow access that ID CXF logs/
generates? Is
it even being generated on the server side? I saw mentions of ws-
adressing
in other posts on this lists, but it sounds as if it uses client
side IDs
which would not be what I want.
Not sure yet how to solve the problem - I am guessing some ThreadLocal
variable and a custom Log4J appender or Layout. I guess that is not
a CXF
problem, but comments are still welcome (CXF problem is how to get
the CXF
Id).
Thanks!
Björn
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