You are right that allowedMethods is used in MSG as well as RPC, but its
use in MSG is limited to naming the single method that will handle your
messages - not naming all of the methods then you are allowed to call.
I seem to remember an earlier post on this list which suggested that Axis
was unable to handle * for message services because there was then nothing
to identify the specific method to be called to handle a given message.
AFAIK, this is still the case. Just name your method. Here is what we
did:
<service name="sgw-router" provider="java:MSG">
<parameter name="allowedMethods" value="process"/>
<parameter name="className" value
="nz.co.vodafone.soapgateway.sgwcore.ProxyService"/>
<namespace>http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap</namespace>
</service>
I suspect that you are right about using a service rather than a handler.
That was just an idea for you to consider, not a recommendation.
Cheers
ADK
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23:01
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to axis-user
thanks for your reply,
>>You need to implement your message handling method with one of the 3 or 4
signatures
I already know this and do already have an example integrated with my app
that uses the method (SOAPEnvelope, SOAPEnvelope) signature.
>>The allowedMethods is aimed at RPC style SOAP.
In the document wrapped example the WSDD file does have an allowedMethods
parameter, In the source MsgProvider is a subclass of JavaProvider which
does process the allowedMethods ('*') parameter?
>>
If you wish to have multiple services, but all of them need pre-processing
by some common code, you could try implementing a handler and installing it
the the global chain.
<<
I'm guess this might be the case but I actually don't want multiple
services, I actually want one Provider (Pivot Handler) to handle all
incoming message requests (at least to a single service).
I guess thought there might a simpler way than writing Request and Response
handler because I actually want to process the request and response and the
same time to our EAI application, if I write two seperate handlers then I'm
going to have to marshall between the two, not rocket science but I thought
there actually might be a simpler way.
If I do have to write two seperate handlers should I put them in the global
chain or into the service chain? I presume it may be too late in the later
because Axis may have already error because it can't find a specific
PivotHandler?
thanks,
Darren.
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Subject: Re: Simple Document
22/11/02 11:02 style web service question
Please respond to
axis-user
If you wish to have multiple services, but all of them need pre-processing
by some common code, you could try implementing a handler and installing it
the the global chain.
Cheers
ADK
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There is no magic.
"Darren
Rowley" To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<DarrenR@order cc:
ware.net> Subject: Simple Document style
web service question
22/11/2002
21:39
Please respond
to axis-user
I want to use the style='message' service to capture incoming web services.
However I want to process all incoming messages with a single class. I am
integrating Axis with our EAI application and it already has sophisticated
handlers for triggering data transfers based on XML content.
In the WSDD file I tried setting the "allowedMethods" value="*" but I just
get an error, I had a quick peruse of the source code and I can't see how
the MsgProvider deals with the '*' option?
I'm sure this is pretty simple but I've only been using Axis for a couple
of days.. excellent product btw.
thanks in advance,
Darren.
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