Provide optional flag in descriptor that prevents runtime exception if WSDL and
Java interfaces are not completely in synch
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Key: MUSE-39
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MUSE-39
Project: Muse
Type: Improvement
Environment: Axis2 and OSGi
Reporter: Dan Jemiolo
Priority: Minor
Right now Muse is using the WSDL to validate the public interface against the
internal code, and throws a runtime exception if it discovers that not all the
operations in the WSDL are covered by the Java interface. Similarly, an
operation must be in the WSDL to be called remotely (this is a security
measure, and also prevents name clashes). The code that does the first check is
in SimpleResourceDescriptor, while the second check is in SimpleResource; both
could be overridden to stop this behavior in the case where a user wants Muse
to be more "free form" when acting as an interface to an IT resource.
A better idea, however, might be to add a flag (default value "true") that
tells Muse whether it should enforce the binding between WSDL and Java
capability code. I want the default to be true to encourage use of the standard
programming model, but providing a flag that will turn the exception into a
simple log message would not be hard and makes Muse flexible when necessary.
The second issue, however, should probably be handled by a user extending or
replacing SimpleResource such that hasOperation always returns true (or uses
some other logic test) and invoke( ) does whatever is necessary to validate the
operation being requested.
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