look at the ServerSideAddressingHandler. acc to msft docs, ws-referral has been subsumed by ws-addressing.
-- dims --- Leonardo Campanale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > I'm trying to realize a porting from .Net to a Java application server > (Tomcat). > The .Net application uses two web servers: a client part, communicating > with the end user and sending requests to a second web server that > provides web services. > Many requests are simply re-routed from the front end web server to the > back end via ws-addressing + ws-referral. This last one is used to map > logical addresses to physical ones (using a routing table). > And now I'm trying to translate this mechanism that is actually used > in .Net to forward WS requests among different applications in a web > enironment. > In particular the soap message sent to a web server contains an header > (ws-addressing); the server receives the message, intercepts the > header, reconverts the logical address into a physical one (via > ws-referral) and send it to a second web servver (that implements the > web service needed by the client). Obviously it creates the opposite > path during the message response. > So, coming to my problems, I've understood that, in order to achieve > this objective, I have to implement an handler (possibly extending the > addressing handlers provided by the axis ws-addressing implementation). > But I've not understood how to extend it and what the handlers provided > are capable to dd. > And which handler is the best choice for my need. E.g. > org.apache.axis.message.addressing.handler.AddressingHandler > or > org.apache.ws.addressing.handler.ServerSideAddressingHandler > > I would appreciate very much a sample of this kind of handler usage; > but, any suggestion would be useful. > > Consider that I'm trying to direct the customer toward a massive use of > Java solution but the customer is disappointed by the actual supported > functionalities, having discovered, for example that the ws-referral > mecanism is not actually supported in Java and so we have to code the > conversion among the "logical" and physical address inside the > ws-addressing mechanism. > Thanks in advance. > > Leonardo Campanale > Davanum Srinivas - http://webservices.apache.org/~dims/ __________________________________ Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web http://birthday.yahoo.com/netrospective/
