Axis folks,
Does it make sense to make the getNewSessionID() method protected
instead
of private so that it can be swapped out for any method of generating
SessionIDs?
H
Title: Message
my
experience with this is that jar files don't get re-loaded on running servers,
but class files do.
i've
been doing my development by using the class file route so that i can get my
updated
functionality easily.
H
-Original Message-From: Mark Volkmann
[ma
it is available through the MessageContext - I think you can use
mc.getProperty(MC_HTTP_SERVLETREQUEST)
take a look at other available properties of the underlying servlet
in org.apache.axis.transport.http.HTTPConstants - those prefixed with
MC_ are set in the MessageContext.
H
> -Original
e local Axis
> configuration around your service object at construction
> time, we can see about perhaps giving you a pointer to the
> AxisEngine or something, but a MessageContext isn't the
> appropriate tool here.
>
> --Glen
>
> - Original Message -
If I want to access the MessageContext to add a header to the
response from a client call, where is the appropriate place in
my code to call MessageContext.getCurrentContext()? if I put
it in the constructor of my service with some debugging code,
it appears that the constructor gets called twic
folks,
is there a condoned way to chain servlets (with
RequestDispatcher.forward()) from inside my web
service implementation?
Hozefa
folks,
the axis user guide, as well as some other info I've found online
suggests that when using WSDL2Java, one should write the webservice
implementation into the *SoapBindingImpl.java file that is generated.
how are people dealing with source controlling this file once the
implementation is w
