Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
> Forwarding with correct prefix.
>
> hi all,
>
> I want to use handler to log which service the client is accessing,
> for example the service URL, name and method, but in the handler
> invoke() method, there is only the MessageContext that can be used.
> (I tried most t
: How to get the service URL and method in handler?
> mc.getAxisService() gets the target service (.getEndpoint() returns the
> target service endpoint).
> mc.getAxisOperation() gets the axis operation
>
> You have to put your handler after the system handlers, since these
> va
mc.getAxisService() gets the target service (.getEndpoint() returns the
target service endpoint).
mc.getAxisOperation() gets the axis operation
You have to put your handler after the system handlers, since these
values are filled into the transport/dispatch phase.
Michele
蘇 軼（CEC） wrote:
> hi a
Forwarding with correct prefix.
hi all,
I want to use handler to log which service the client is accessing,
for example the service URL, name and method, but in the handler
invoke() method, there is only the MessageContext that can be used.
(I tried most the mc.getXXX() method but no one is help
hi all,
I want to use handler to log which service the client is accessing,
for example the service URL, name and method, but in the handler
invoke() method, there is only the MessageContext that can be used.
(I tried most the mc.getXXX() method but no one is helpful to get
information above.)
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