Re: Re: [axis2]please help me with axis2 handler

2008-01-04 Thread XCV
> >> OK,i got it! there is method: AxisEngine.resume(msgCtx), it's sound work >> well to resume a suspended chain ,but when i stored the messageContext and >> suspend a handler chain ,then i invoke the method >> AxisEngine.resume(msgCtx),it seem's not work ? can anybody help me ?thanks >> alot

Re: [axis2]please help me with axis2 handler

2008-01-04 Thread Deepal jayasinghe
> OK,i got it! there is method: AxisEngine.resume(msgCtx), it's sound work well > to resume a suspended chain ,but when i stored the messageContext and suspend > a handler chain ,then i invoke the method AxisEngine.resume(msgCtx),it seem's > not work ? can anybody help me ?thanks alot!!! > V

Re: Re: [axis2]please help me with axis2 handler

2008-01-04 Thread XCV
> >>hello and i got puzzled when i try to code a handler, that is how can i >> wake up the message chain which suspended by return >> InvocationResponse.SUSPEND in method invoke(MessageContext msgContext) ? >> Please somebody help me and thanks a lot! >> >This is exactly what Sandesha d

Re: Re: [axis2]please help me with axis2 handler

2008-01-03 Thread XCV
> >>hello and i got puzzled when i try to code a handler, that is how can i >> wake up the message chain which suspended by return >> InvocationResponse.SUSPEND in method invoke(MessageContext msgContext) ? >> Please somebody help me and thanks a lot! >> >This is exactly what Sandesha d

Re: Re: [axis2]please help me with axis2 handler

2008-01-03 Thread XCV
> >>hello and i got puzzled when i try to code a handler, that is how can i >> wake up the message chain which suspended by return >> InvocationResponse.SUSPEND in method invoke(MessageContext msgContext) ? >> Please somebody help me and thanks a lot! >> >This is exactly what Sandesha d

Re: [axis2]please help me with axis2 handler

2008-01-03 Thread Deepal Jayasinghe
>hello and i got puzzled when i try to code a handler, that is how can i > wake up the message chain which suspended by return > InvocationResponse.SUSPEND in method invoke(MessageContext msgContext) ? > Please somebody help me and thanks a lot! > This is exactly what Sandesha does. Wha