If you want to get access to AxisService object you do one of the following
*option1 *
- add the init method (need to change your method)
init(ServiceContext sctx){
this.sctx=sctx
}
Then using the above service context you can get the axisService and
from that you can get the parameter
*option2
*- add setOperationContext into service impl class
setOperationContext(OperationContext opCtx){
inmgsCtx = opctx.getMessageConetxt("in");
}
if you want to know more about these stuff pls see Axis2 session
management article in developer.com.
Thanks
Deepal
Nirmit Desai wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I am trying to set a parameter in my services.xml file and get it in my
>service like this (all document/literal with ADB):
>
>SampleMember
>
>And in my service implementation class:
>
>private MessageContext msgCtx=null;
>
>public void init(MessageContext ctx)
>{
> msgCtx=ctx;
> System.out.println("init called..context:"+ctx);
>}
>
>public com.ibm.sobe.xsd.PingReturn ping(com.ibm.sobe.xsd.PingParam param0)
>{
> PingReturn pr=new PingReturn();
> System.out.println("Param:"+msgCtx.getParameter("memberName"));
> .
>}
>
>It throws a NullPointerException when any operation on msgCtx is attempted,
>implying that msgCtx is null. I followed the advice give in this article:
>http://www.developer.com/open/print.php/10930_3589126_3
>
>Is this the best way to do this? If so, what am I doing wrong? I really
>need a way to access statically set parameters in services.xml.
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Nirmit
>
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