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try document.getDocumentElement().normalize()
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try document.getDocumentElement().normalize()
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> In a handler (axis BasicHandler type), I need to transform the soap part
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Hi!
The whole thing can be much simplified if you want the SOAPEnvelope (not
only the body of it) in the current context (request or response):
void invoke(MessageContext msgContext)
{
Hi!
The whole thing can be much simplified if you want the SOAPEnvelope (not
only the body of it) in the current context (request or response):
void invoke(MessageContext msgContext)
{
try
{
org.apache.axis.Message testMsg = context.getCurrentMessage();
org.w3c.Element element
Hi Valerie!
You can try something like this:
In the method invoke of your handler (as it extends BasicHandler) you
have the following signature:
void invoke(MessageContext msgContext)
So you can try something like:
void invoke(MessageContext msgContext)
{
org.apache.axis.Message testMsg = c
In a handler (axis BasicHandler type), I need to transform the soap part of
the message into a Document object
I use the javax.xml.transform.Transformer and I get the Document object.
But this Document is full of "\n" and sometimes "\r" or spaces !!!
It's not very easy to use : is there any solutio
