I have a question about the Sandesha1 code. In org.apache.sandesha.util.RMMessageCreator.createTerminateSequence() there are the following lines of code:
(1) AddressingHeaders addHeaders = getAddressingHeadersForTerminateSequence(rmMsgCtx, endPoint); (2) SOAPEnvelope soe = new SOAPEnvelope(); (3) addHeaders.toEnvelope(soe); (4) AddressingHeaders terSqAddrHeaders = new AddressingHeaders(soe); (5) terSqAddrHeaders.setAction(new Action(new URI(Constants.WSRM.ACTION_TERMINATE_SEQUENCE))); (6) terSeqRMMsgContext.setAddressingHeaders(terSqAddrHeaders); So (1), obviously, is a call to an internal method to construct the WS-Addressing headers needed for a TerminateSequence message. Its (2-4) that are puzzling me. Why create a SOAPEnvelope (that is never used again BTW), add the headers to this envelope, then turn around and construct another set of headers from this envelope? Is this some kind of work-around to a bug in either Axis or Apache Addressing? - gp --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
