1) register handler chain directly:
Class clazz = MyHandler.class; Map config = new HashMap(); QName[] headers = null; HandlerInfo info = new HandlerInfo(clazz, config, headers); HandlerRegistry registry = service.getHandlerRegistry(); List chain = registry.getHandlerChain((QName) portName); chain.add(info);
2) dynamically deploy static wsdl:
Class handlerclass= MyHandler.class;
String wsdd =
"<deployment xmlns=\"http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/\"; " +
"xmlns:java=\"" + WSDDConstants.URI_WSDD_JAVA + "\">\n" +
" <transport name=\"http\" pivot=\"java:" +
handlerclass + "\"/>\n" +
/*" <service name=\"" + WSDDConstants.URI_WSDD + "\" provider=\"java:MSG\">\n" +
" <parameter name=\"allowedMethods\" value=\"AdminService\"/>\n" +
" <parameter name=\"className\" value=\"org.apache.axis.utils.Admin\"/>\n" +
" </service>\n" +*/
"</deployment>";
EngineConfiguration config = new XMLStringProvider(wsdd); AxisClient client = new AxisClient(config); service.setEngine(client);
This would also allow for more than one axis client configuration (if I understand correctly using client-config.wsdd would apply to ALL clients?)
Aaron Hamid
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Hello
I have a simple servlet (not a web service) deployed on tomcat, it works like a normal servlet : receveiving http request and sending http response. But this servlet also have to invoke an axis webservice to get some information : no problem with that : it works ! The problem start here : I would like to define an handler on the client side : on the servlet. I think there's something to do with client-config.wsdd but I don't understand how it works, where it's located.... Can somebody explain me how to do that ?
Thanks
Valerie
