threading problem insidea Handler
Hi,
i have a handler deployed in Axis 1.2 that must call a
Web Service at the end of the handle Response operation.
The Web service call is synchronous and works well when
called from a classical WSC ( not in a Handler)
but here inside the handler, the call blocks and never
returns... threading problem? event select loop
problem?
Any idea would be appreciated
thx
philippe
De : robert lazarski
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : jeudi 23 mars 2006
13:22À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : Re:
Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
This worked for me back in axis 1.x : import
javax.xml.rpc.handler.Handler;public class ClientHandler implements
Handler { public boolean handleResponse(MessageContext context)
{ doLDAPLogin(context); } ... public
boolean doLDAPLogin(javax.xml.rpc.handler.MessageContext javaxcontext)
{ org.apache.axis.MessageContext mc =
(org.apache.axis.MessageContext) javaxcontext; }}Keep in
mind in later Axis 1.x releases there is a static method that can get a hold of.
>From the faq: How do I get access to the MessageContext in my service
object?
Use the static MessageContext.getCurrentContext() method at any
time during a method call on your object.HTH,Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com
On 3/23/06, GIBERT
Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tanks
robert... but all these useful operations get* methods areavailable in the
case of an Axis handler..
not in the
case of jax rpc handler , right ? ( i had a glance to javax.xml.rpc.handler javadoc and i have seen nothing on
that , just HandlerInfo with little information)
So , As my handler
could be hosted on Jonas, Jboss or Axis, i think it is mandatoryin
my case to be jax-rpc compliant, right
?
philippe
De : robert lazarski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : mercredi
22 mars 2006 12:12À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : Re:
Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
A session id can be created using java.util.UUID . MessageContext
has I believe the other info you're looking for - see the list of get*()
methods. HTH,Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com
On 3/22/06, GIBERT
Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
GregThanx
a lot .. I have seen the source of LogHandler , not far from my problem
But i think, i also need
:- a kind of SessionID
to map a request and a response ( Axis SessionHandler perhaps as
a starting point ?)- the
IP source and destination ( possible at the SOAP handler level or may i put
in the chain a handler at transport level?)Any already developed
handler with these requirements ?Philippe-Message
d'origine-De : Greg Pelly [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]Envoyé
: mardi 21 mars 2006 18:26À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : RE: Correlation between
SOAP Request an response handlers?Philippe,Yes, add your
handler to the of your server-config.wsdd under
the and and I believe you should be
on your way (provided you want the two cases handled
identically).Greg-Original Message-From: GIBERT
Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]Sent: Tuesday,
March 21, 2006 9:13 AMTo: axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Correlation between
SOAP Request an response handlers?hi everybody,My
environment: win XP + Axis 1.2My problem :i need to do correlation
(storing each req/response pairs andcalculating roundtrip time
) between SOAP requests from WS client andSOAP Response/Fault
from a Wservice I think handler could be a solution, but i don't know
: - If only one handler (intercepting request Flow and just
afterresponse Flow ) can do the job ? - If the handler
could be deployed globally in the Axis runtime tointercept all the
running web services ? Any idea or pointer
?Thanksphilippe
RE: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers? Ip remote problem
thanx again robert it's ok .. or quite ok
:-)
i see and call all the get*
methods
getTransportName() -->
SimpleHTTPgetRequestMessage() --> [EMAIL PROTECTED]getResponseMessage() -->
nullgetTargetService() -->
HelloPortgetAxisEngine() -->
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
MC_REALPATH:axis/services/HelloPort
But the one that is mainly in interest for me ( that returns
remoteIP) , return null :System.out.println("remoteIP:"+
ctxAxis.getStrProp(Constants.MC_REMOTE_ADDR));-->
remoteIP : null
i have tried different clients applications ( java clients or
commercial tools , same machine or not ..., in all cases the IP stay at null...
?
something to set up in Axis engine ?
philippe
De : robert lazarski
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : jeudi 23 mars 2006
13:22À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : Re:
Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
This worked for me back in axis 1.x : import
javax.xml.rpc.handler.Handler;public class ClientHandler implements
Handler { public boolean handleResponse(MessageContext context)
{ doLDAPLogin(context); } ... public
boolean doLDAPLogin(javax.xml.rpc.handler.MessageContext javaxcontext)
{ org.apache.axis.MessageContext mc =
(org.apache.axis.MessageContext) javaxcontext; }}Keep in
mind in later Axis 1.x releases there is a static method that can get a hold of.
>From the faq: How do I get access to the MessageContext in my service
object?
Use the static MessageContext.getCurrentContext() method at any
time during a method call on your object.HTH,Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com
On 3/23/06, GIBERT
Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tanks
robert... but all these useful operations get* methods areavailable in the
case of an Axis handler..
not in the
case of jax rpc handler , right ? ( i had a glance to javax.xml.rpc.handler javadoc and i have seen nothing on
that , just HandlerInfo with little information)
So , As my handler
could be hosted on Jonas, Jboss or Axis, i think it is mandatoryin
my case to be jax-rpc compliant, right
?
philippe
De : robert lazarski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : mercredi
22 mars 2006 12:12À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : Re:
Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
A session id can be created using java.util.UUID . MessageContext
has I believe the other info you're looking for - see the list of get*()
methods. HTH,Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com
On 3/22/06, GIBERT
Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
GregThanx
a lot .. I have seen the source of LogHandler , not far from my problem
But i think, i also need
:- a kind of SessionID
to map a request and a response ( Axis SessionHandler perhaps as
a starting point ?)- the
IP source and destination ( possible at the SOAP handler level or may i put
in the chain a handler at transport level?)Any already developed
handler with these requirements ?Philippe-Message
d'origine-De : Greg Pelly [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]Envoyé
: mardi 21 mars 2006 18:26À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : RE: Correlation between
SOAP Request an response handlers?Philippe,Yes, add your
handler to the of your server-config.wsdd under
the and and I believe you should be
on your way (provided you want the two cases handled
identically).Greg-----Original Message-From: GIBERT
Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]Sent: Tuesday,
March 21, 2006 9:13 AMTo: axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Correlation between
SOAP Request an response handlers?hi everybody,My
environment: win XP + Axis 1.2My problem :i need to do correlation
(storing each req/response pairs andcalculating roundtrip time
) between SOAP requests from WS client andSOAP Response/Fault
from a Wservice I think handler could be a solution, but i don't know
: - If only one handler (intercepting request Flow and just
afterresponse Flow ) can do the job ? - If the handler
could be deployed globally in the Axis runtime tointercept all the
running web services ? Any idea or pointer
?Thanksphilippe
RE: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
Tanks robert... but all these useful operations get* methods areavailable in the case of an Axis handler.. not in the case of jax rpc handler , right ? ( i had a glance to javax.xml.rpc.handler javadoc and i have seen nothing on that , just HandlerInfo with little information) So , As my handler could be hosted on Jonas, Jboss or Axis, i think it is mandatoryin my case to be jax-rpc compliant, right ? philippe De : robert lazarski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : mercredi 22 mars 2006 12:12À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : Re: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers? A session id can be created using java.util.UUID . MessageContext has I believe the other info you're looking for - see the list of get*() methods. HTH,Robert http://www.braziloutsource.com On 3/22/06, GIBERT Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: GregThanx a lot .. I have seen the source of LogHandler , not far from my problem But i think, i also need :- a kind of SessionID to map a request and a response ( Axis SessionHandler perhaps as a starting point ?)- the IP source and destination ( possible at the SOAP handler level or may i put in the chain a handler at transport level?)Any already developed handler with these requirements ?Philippe-Message d'origine-De : Greg Pelly [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]Envoyé : mardi 21 mars 2006 18:26À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : RE: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?Philippe,Yes, add your handler to the of your server-config.wsdd under the and and I believe you should be on your way (provided you want the two cases handled identically).Greg-Original Message-From: GIBERT Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 9:13 AMTo: axis-user@ws.apache.orgSubject: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?hi everybody,My environment: win XP + Axis 1.2My problem :i need to do correlation (storing each req/response pairs andcalculating roundtrip time ) between SOAP requests from WS client andSOAP Response/Fault from a Wservice I think handler could be a solution, but i don't know : - If only one handler (intercepting request Flow and just afterresponse Flow ) can do the job ? - If the handler could be deployed globally in the Axis runtime tointercept all the running web services ? Any idea or pointer ?Thanksphilippe
RE: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
Greg Thanx a lot .. I have seen the source of LogHandler , not far from my problem But i think, i also need : - a kind of SessionID to map a request and a response ( Axis SessionHandler perhaps as a starting point ?) - the IP source and destination ( possible at the SOAP handler level or may i put in the chain a handler at transport level?) Any already developed handler with these requirements ? Philippe -Message d'origine- De : Greg Pelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : mardi 21 mars 2006 18:26 À : axis-user@ws.apache.org Objet : RE: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers? Philippe, Yes, add your handler to the of your server-config.wsdd under the and and I believe you should be on your way (provided you want the two cases handled identically). Greg -Original Message- From: GIBERT Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 9:13 AM To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers? hi everybody, My environment: win XP + Axis 1.2 My problem : i need to do correlation (storing each req/response pairs and calculating roundtrip time ) between SOAP requests from WS client and SOAP Response/Fault from a Wservice I think handler could be a solution, but i don't know : - If only one handler (intercepting request Flow and just after response Flow ) can do the job ? - If the handler could be deployed globally in the Axis runtime to intercept all the running web services ? Any idea or pointer ? Thanks philippe
Correlation between SOAP Request an response handlers?
hi everybody, My environment: win XP + Axis 1.2 My problem : i need to do correlation (storing each req/response pairs and calculating roundtrip time ) between SOAP requests from WS client and SOAP Response/Fault from a Wservice I think handler could be a solution, but i don't know : - If only one handler (intercepting request Flow and just after response Flow ) can do the job ? - If the handler could be deployed globally in the Axis runtime to intercept all the running web services ? Any idea or pointer ? Thanks philippe
Web service constructor call
Hi, my Environment : Axis 1.2 + tomcat 5.0 on linux I would like to have A web service constructor to be called when axis/tomcat starts without any web service client call? Is this possible ? I have not found any clue in the wsdd file documentation Or at the wsdd reference site http://www.osmoticweb.com/axis-wsdd/ philippe
RE: Axis web-service remote deployment
Hi ania In eclipse 3.1 with wst tools 0.7.0 you have this feature ; i use to automatically deploy to a tomcat 5.X philippe -Message d'origine- De : Anna Krajewska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : mardi 6 septembre 2005 09:36 À : axis-user Objet : Axis web-service remote deployment I'm using axis 1.2.1 and eclipse with the most new wtp plug-in. I would like to know if there is some possibility to automatic deploy my web-service on remote server. Maybe some of you know some usefull eclipse plug-in or some other tool that makes it possible? regards, ania
RE: application scope in axis 1.2
Hi richard It works well form me .. But i have value="application" .. Just the "a" in lowercase philippe -Message d'origine- De : richard falconer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : vendredi 19 août 2005 11:45 À : axis-user@ws.apache.org Objet : application scope in axis 1.2 Hi, I originally deployed my axis 1.2.1 service with the As expected each time my client invokes a service method a new instance of the class is created to satisfy the request. However I've tried to change this so that I can do some one-off bootstrapping of resources so changed the parameter setting to the following: However I'm still getting a new instance of my class generated for each client request. Also tried removing the parameter altogether but again my class is being re-created each time a request comes in. Any help appreciated, thanks Richard
TR: Really a DIIclient in Axis?
Title: TR: Really a DIIclient in Axis?
hello,
My context : Axis1.2 on windows, WSP and WSC Axis/java
I have a WSP that expose the following operation, returning a Bill type:
public Bill compute Bill ()
I have defined the Bill type in the wsdd file as following :
xmlns:ns="http://endpoints.ws.Fun"
qname="ns:Bill"
languageSpecificType="java:MyServices.Bill"
serializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSerializerFactory"
deserializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserializerFactory"
encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"
/>
My WSP is deployed/runnnig in Axis/tomcat and it is called from an Axis WSC
Like this….
call.setOperationName("computeBill");
Bill bill = (Bill)call.invoke( new Object[] {} );
…...
Everything is ok , but i want to really have a pure DII WSC approach, without having the client code
knowing the classes and services that will be called and my problem is that i need to declare
QName qnBill= new QName("http://endpoints.ws.Fun", "Bill");
call.registerTypeMapping(Bill.class, qnBill,
new BeanSerializerFactory(Bill.class,qnBill),
new BeanDeserializerFactory(Bill.class,qnBill));
at the beginning of the WSC code …
So my question is :
How to develop/code my WSC to don't know classes at compile time …?
Any idea
Thx
Philippe
RE: Axis WS constructor problem
hi ferruh, thx a lot , it is OK now. philippe De : Ferruh Zamangoer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : lundi 4 juillet 2005 14:15À : axis-user@ws.apache.orgObjet : AW: Axis WS constructor problem Hello Phillipe, I think you must set in your wsdd file the following options. value = application> Then you have one instance of you service an every request is processes by this instance. I think you have now the value request this means on every new request an instance of your web service is created. Hope it helps. Regards Ferruh Von: GIBERT Philippe RD-BIZZ-SOP [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Montag, 4. Juli 2005 14:06An: axis-user@ws.apache.orgBetreff: RE: Axis WS constructor problem Hello, Having deployed a Web Service on a Axis 1.2 ( Jonas 4.2) it seems that my Web Service is instantiated at each call. ( the constructor is called at each WSC call) but i just want the constructor to be called once , is it possible ? could this property be changed ( in the wsdd file ?) philippe Hi,I have an already developped/deployed web service in a WASP 5.0 engine that works well, called by a WSC also developpedwith WASP 5.0. The WS consummer make 3 calls , and beetwen the calls i keep some kind of session values on the WS provider side.That value is used on the server side, to identify the WSC callingI had to deploy that Web Service on Axis.I have done the translation and deploy on Axis 1.2 /Jonas. but each time my WSC ( developped with axis) calls the WSP, i have a call to the WSC constructor , loosing my sessionID i have not this behaviour with WASP, having just the WSP constructor called one time ... may I deploy with special settings in Axis ? any clue ? regards philippe Philippe Gibert +33 492945370France Telecom R&D BIZZ/DIAM905, rue Albert Einstein06921 Sophia Antipolios Cedex
RE: Axis WS constructor problem
Hello, Having deployed a Web Service on a Axis 1.2 ( Jonas 4.2) it seems that my Web Service is instantiated at each call. ( the constructor is called at each WSC call) but i just want the constructor to be called once , is it possible ? could this property be changed ( in the wsdd file ?) philippe Hi,I have an already developped/deployed web service in a WASP 5.0 engine that works well, called by a WSC also developpedwith WASP 5.0. The WS consummer make 3 calls , and beetwen the calls i keep some kind of session values on the WS provider side.That value is used on the server side, to identify the WSC callingI had to deploy that Web Service on Axis.I have done the translation and deploy on Axis 1.2 /Jonas. but each time my WSC ( developped with axis) calls the WSP, i have a call to the WSC constructor , loosing my sessionID i have not this behaviour with WASP, having just the WSP constructor called one time ... may I deploy with special settings in Axis ? any clue ? regards philippe Philippe Gibert +33 492945370France Telecom R&D – BIZZ/DIAM905, rue Albert Einstein06921 Sophia Antipolios Cedex
Axis WS constructor problem
Hi,I have an already developped/deployed web service in a WASP 5.0 engine that works well, called by a WSC also developpedwith WASP 5.0. The WS consummer make 3 calls , and beetwen the calls i keep some kind of session values on the WS provider side.That value is used on the server side, to identify the WSC callingI had to deploy that Web Service on Axis.I have done the translation and deploy on Axis 1.2 /Jonas. but each time my WSC ( developped with axis) calls the WSP, i have a call to the WSC constructor , loosing my sessionID i have not this behaviour with WASP, having just the WSP constructor called one time ... may I deploy with special settings in Axis ? any clue ? regards philippe Philippe Gibert +33 492945370France Telecom R&D – BIZZ/DIAM905, rue Albert Einstein06921 Sophia Antipolios Cedex
