Yes, you have
to, because the HttpServletRequest is an interface and it has no “setHeader()”
method specified. It turned out that the only method I really had to modify was:
public String
getHeader(String s)
{
String header = null;
if(HTTPConstants.HEADER_SOAP_ACTION.equals(s))
{
if(log.isDebug())
log.debug("Fixed missing soapAction header");
header = "";
}
else
header = orig.getHeader(s);
return header;
}
CU Christian
Seiler
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2006 19:52
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Betreff: Re: AW: Can you default
the SOAPAction as being ""?
Excellent idea. Did you write your own class that wraps the
HttpServletRequest?
Joshua
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"Christian Seiler"
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04/20/2006
11:46 AM
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To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
cc:
Subject: AW: Can you
default the SOAPAction as being ""?
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I resolved a very similar problem by decorating the AxisServlet with my own
Servlet which wrapped the HttpServletRequest with a request where the
SoapAction is set (to ""). Could have achieved the same with a
Servlet filter…
CU Christian Seiler
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 20. April 2006 16:09
An: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Betreff: RE: Can you default the SOAPAction as being ""?
My problem is more simple...
The client that is calling my service is not specifying the SOAPAction at all.
I am using rpc/lit. All of the SOAPActions specified in my WSDL are
"". Empty should not be a problem. Because the client
(which is not under my control) is not specifying a SOAPAction, axis throws an
exception.
Because all of my SOAPActions = "", defaulting the SOAPAction on my
end to "" would solve my problem. Can this be done?
Regards,
Joshua
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kensky
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04/20/2006
09:58 AM
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Subject: RE: Can you
default the SOAPAction as being ""?
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I had a similar problem while client calling. In my scenario there were many
methods which reuses complex types and I used "" as soap action. On
the
client side axis throws exception of EPR and WSA conflict. So, I simply
changed every operations action :) to unique name. Now its working fine.
I dont know what are the consequences of not specifying soap action
header.
Kensky
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