On 10/3/06, HUYLEBROECK Jeremy RD-ILAB-SSF
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Is there any example of implementation of an Echo with the xmlrpc-3.0
lib?
I'd like to return the complete HTTP payload as a String in the
methodResponse.
No, there isn't. However, it should be easy to implement. But, before
I continue: Are you sure that you need this? My impression is that you
want to have a debugging possibility, which tools like tcpmon or
wireshark would give you without any work.
I'd recommend the following approach: Create a servlet filter, which
reads the complete ServletInputStream ("payload") and stores it into a
byte array. The byte array would be stored into a static ThreadLocal
object.
The filter would then pass a HttpServletRequestWrapper with a new
ServletInputStream, which reads from the byte array.
Your handler class can read the byte array, which is stored in the
ThreadLocal object and return the contents.
Jochen
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