RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-19 Thread Robert Lowe
Skovenborg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 11:44 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService Hej Rober and Jim Thank's a lot. I did'nt know this ThreadLocal mechanism. For other purposes, do you know any examples how to use it. /Jakob Robert

RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jim Harris
Jakob Usually the MessageContext is available to a Web service invoked by axis through the static method of the MessageContext class as follows: MessageContext msgContext = MessageContext.getCurrentContext(); I think that is the one... HTH Jim -Original Message- From: Jakob

Re: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jakob Skovenborg
Hej Jim How does that work with concurrent WebServices? Wont you get a MessageContext belongs to another session. /Jakob Jim Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jakob Usually the MessageContext is available to a Web service invoked by axis through the static method of the MessageContext class

RE: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jim Harris
August 2003 15:55 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService Hej Jim How does that work with concurrent WebServices? Wont you get a MessageContext belongs to another session. /Jakob Jim Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jakob Usually the MessageContext

Re: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Robert Lowe
I assume this uses a ThreadLocal internally, so that a different object is returned depending the thread that invokes it. - Rob - Original Message - From: Jakob Skovenborg [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 10:54 PM Subject: Re: RE: Axis

Re: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Peter Mount
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, Jakob Skovenborg wrote: Hej Jim How does that work with concurrent WebServices? Wont you get a MessageContext belongs to another session. /Jakob It uses ThreadLocal, so it returns the current MessageContext for that Thread. Peter -- Peter Mount [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jakob Skovenborg
Hej Jim How does that work with concurrent WebServices? Wont you get a MessageContext belongs to another session. /Jakob Jim Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jakob Usually the MessageContext is available to a Web service invoked by axis through the static method of the MessageContext

RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jakob Skovenborg
that invokes it. - Rob - Original Message - From: Jakob Skovenborg [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 10:54 PM Subject: Re: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService Hej Jim How does that work with concurrent WebServices? Wont you get

RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jim Harris
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: 18. august 2003 15:10 Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Emne: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService Jakob Usually the MessageContext is available to a Web service invoked by axis through the static method of the MessageContext class as follows: MessageContext msgContext

RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService

2003-08-18 Thread Jakob Skovenborg
: RE: Axis MessageContext to the WebService Jakob Usually the MessageContext is available to a Web service invoked by axis through the static method of the MessageContext class as follows: MessageContext msgContext = MessageContext.getCurrentContext(); I think that is the one