Thanks for letting us know what went wrong!
Paul
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 8:39 PM, Asanka Abeysinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Problem resolved by enabling 'Addressing' for the endpoint
> (def.setAddressingOn(true)).
> - Asanka
>
> Asanka Abeysinghe wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I'm trying to set the addressing headers of the response message but it dose
> not set with my input values. I'm setting the wsa:Action, wsa:RelatedTo by
> using the following code snippet.
>
> String replyAddress =
> mc.getOptions().getReplyTo().getAddress();
> AddressEndpoint endpoint = new AddressEndpoint();
> EndpointDefinition def = new EndpointDefinition();
> def.setAddress(replyAddress.trim());
> endpoint.setDefinition(def);
> org.apache.synapse.MessageContext rmc = new
> Axis2MessageContext(mc, synCfg, synEnv);
> rmc.setEnvelope(soapEnvelope);
> rmc.setTo(new EndpointReference(replyAddress));
> rmc.setWSAAction(responseAction); //TODO wsa headers
> cannot see in the response message, it drops just before dispatching
> rmc.setSoapAction(responseAction);
> if (relatesTo!=null){
> rmc.setRelatesTo(new RelatesTo[]{relatesTo});
> }
> rmc.setResponse(true);
> endpoint.send(rmc);
>
> When I analyze the response message using TCPMON, both wsa:Action and the
> wsa:RelatedTo headers are missing and SOAPAction contains the SOAPAction of
> the original message (request). Any idea on what is happening ?
>
> Regards
> Asanka
>
>
>
>
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