haddadc 2003/03/27 22:41:04
Modified: java/docs reference.html
Log:
documentation updated.
RPCDispatcher and MSGDispatcher should be providers.
SoapMonitor, SimpleSessionhandler, JAXRPCHandler components missing.
PR:18448
Revision Changes Path
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Index: reference.html
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--- reference.html 4 Mar 2003 01:03:41 -0000 1.21
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@@ -773,11 +773,20 @@
<h2>Pre-Configured Axis Components Reference</h2>
<h3>On the server:</h3>
<dl>
+ <dt><b>SimpleSessionHandler</b>
+ <dd>uses SOAP headers to do simple session management
+ <dt>
<dt><b>LogHandler</b>
<dd>The LogHandler will simply log a message to a logger when it gets invoked.
<dt>
+ <dt><b>SoapMonitorHandler</b>
+ <dd>Provides the hook into the message pipeline sending the SOAP request and
+ response messages to the SoapMonitor utility.
+ <dt>
+ <dt>
<dt><b>EchoHandler</b>
<dd>The EchoHandler copies the request message into the response message.
+ <dt>
<dt><b>HTTPAuth</b>
<dd>The HTTPAuthHandler takes HTTP-specific authentication information (right
now, just Basic authentication) and turns it into generic MessageContext
properties
@@ -791,6 +800,7 @@
(a chain called "authChecks" is predefined for just this
combination),
checks to make sure that the currently authenticated user satisfies one of
the allowed roles for the target service. Throws a Fault if access is denied.
+ <dt>
<dt><b>URLMapper</b>
<dd>The URLMapper, an HTTP-specific handler, usually goes on HTTP transport
chains (it is deployed by default). It serves to do service dispatch based
@@ -798,25 +808,25 @@
like http://localhost:8080/axis/services/MyService?wsdl
to work.
<dt>
- <dt>
- <dt><b>RPCDispatcher</b>
- <dd>The RPCDispatcher is the pivot point for all RPC services. It accepts the
+ <dt><b>RPCProvider</b>
+ <dd>The RPCProvider is the pivot point for all RPC services. It accepts the
following options: <br>
<b><i>className</i></b> = the class of the backend object to invoke<br>
- <b><i>methodName</i></b> = a space-separated list of methods which are exported
- as web services. The special value "*" matches all public methods
- in the class.
- <dt>
- <dt><b>MsgDispatcher</b>
- <dd>The MsgDispatcher is the pivot point for all messaging services. It accepts
+ <b><i>methodName</i></b> = a space-separated list of methods which are exported
+ as web services. The special value "*" matches all public methods
+ in the class.
+ <dt>
+ <dt><b>MsgProvider</b>
+ <dd>The MsgProvider is the pivot point for all messaging services. It accepts
the following options: <br>
<dd><b><i>className</i></b> = the class of the backend object to invoke<br>
- <b><i>methodName</i></b> = a space-separated list of methods which are exported
- as web services. The special value "*" matches all public methods
- in the class.
- <dt>
- <dt><b></b>
- <dt>
+ <b><i>methodName</i></b> = a space-separated list of methods which are exported
+ as web services. The special value "*" matches all public methods
+ in the class.
+ <dt>
+ <dt><b>JAXRPCHandler</b>
+ <dd>Wrapper around JAX-RPC compliant handlers that exposes an Axis handler
interface to the engine.
+ <dt>
<dt><b>LocalResponder</b>
<dd>The LocalResponder is a Handler whose job in life is to serialize the
response
message coming back from a local invocation into a String. It is by default
@@ -825,6 +835,12 @@
</dl>
<h3>On the client:</h3>
<dl>
+ <dt><b>SimpleSessionHandler</b>
+ <dd>uses SOAP headers to do simple session management
+ <dt>
+ <dt><b>JAXRPCHandler</b>
+ <dd>Wrapper around JAX-RPC compliant handlers that exposes an Axis handler
interface to the engine.
+ <dt>
<dt><b>HTTPSender</b>
<dd>A Handler which sends the request message to a remote server via HTTP, and
collects the response message.
