Hi,
I am using the CXF HTTP binding for my application. My application works
fine. I want to add some more attribute to my xml output.
output is:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
- QueryResult xmlns=http://webservice.com;
- result
/result
/QueryResult
I need something like the following
I am trying to add client interceptors programmatically and need some help to
user the Client interface.
here is the snippet of code:
// WITHOUT DYNAMIC CLIENT
ConfigurationService service = new ConfigurationService(); //SERVICE
ManagedElementMgr mgr =
Hi,
I need to be able to send multiple responses to a single request on jms
transport. Does CXF support this style of communication or is there a
workaround to achieve this? Any sample code?
Even if this cannot be done, would some experienced member on this list
please confirm it?
I have
Hi,
you should post your answer to a different Thread than mine to make it
visible, my thread has a different subject.
Davide
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Hi Mayank,
Answer is NO. currently JMS transport only works on 1 request, 1reply
basis.
The workaround might be to use the pub/sub mechanism and have something
like client sending a request to a topic on server side and then server
doing the same thing other way round on some other topic where
Hi Willem,
my question was not crystal clear... sorry.
my problem is on how to invoke the method.
using
client.invoke(getAllManagedElements,holder,new GetAllManagedElements());
I get the exception shown below. Is the service invoked correctly?
Calling it through the Service concrete
Hi Davide,
You can do it by adding the interceptors with the below codes
JaxWsProxyFactoryBean factory = new JaxWsProxyFactoryBean();
factory.getInInterceptors().add(youInInterceptor);
factory.getOutInterceptors().add(youOutInterceptor);
Willem.
-Original Message-
From: Davide
I am trying to add client interceptors programmatically and need some help to
user the Client interface.
here is the snippet of code:
// WITHOUT DYNAMIC CLIENT
ConfigurationService service = new ConfigurationService(); //SERVICE
ManagedElementMgr mgr =
Hi Davide,
I have no idea about it now.
Maybe you open CXF logger Interceptor to look into the on wire message.
[1]http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/debugging.html
Willem.
-Original Message-
From: Davide Gesino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 12/12/2007 21:28
To:
You can also trace your Tomcat-hosted (i.e. web service) code from
Eclipse if that would help. (I just figured out how to do this recently
myself: http://www.jroller.com/gmazza/date/20071212 .)
Glen
Am Dienstag, den 11.12.2007, 16:46 -0500 schrieb Daniel Kulp:
Any chance you could try
Comment below...
Am Dienstag, den 11.12.2007, 17:24 -0500 schrieb Daniel Kulp:
Matt,
Somehow I missed this thread.
With CXF, you don't need to write a handler to add/get soap headers. We
actually allow setting them via the clients request context (and
retrieve via response
Glen,
Those are setting the HTTP headers. (or JMS properties)That doesn't
set anything into the soap headers. With JAX-WS, there are only
two portable ways of adding headers to the soap message:
1) Soap message handler - you need to deal with the saaj object yourself
to get the parts
On Wednesday 12 December 2007, Vespa, Anthony J wrote:
I would be interested in this as well for Aegis bindings - it does not
make some of the JS libraries out there too happy.
That is why doing it at the interceptor level is ideal. It would be
completely independent of the databinding.
Is it possible to enable mtom optimization with local transport? I am
attempting this with the following entry in my local transport configuration
jaxws:endpoint name=. address=local:// implementor=#...
jaxws:features
wsa:addressing /
Hi everybody!
I'm building an application using CXF and it can be used by people having a
quite bad network and who have to get big amounts of datas via my web
service.
When I tested the application on such networks, I found out that the time
used to transfert the SOAP flow was very long.
I also
Davide,
It's possible that the first example is using the wsdl and the second
isn't. Can you try:
JaxWsProxyFactoryBean factory = new JaxWsProxyFactoryBean();
factory.setServiceClass(ManagedElementMgr.class);
factory.setAddress(http://localhost:8080/mtosi/v1/ManagedElementMgr;)
Hi,
i'm using CXF in Tomcat 6.0. I deployed a simple JAX-WS Webservice along
with CXF and tried to add an interceptor.
The webservice itself is working perfeclty but though my interceptor gets
instantiated, it never get invoked.
I only use one configuration file, cxf-servlet.xml under
Thanks for the answer Ulhas! This clears up the air. Though
unfortunately this is the answer I had anticipated.
We were earlier using XFire and ended up customizing the
JMSTransport/Channel classes to suit our needs. CXF has much better
support but with our requirements maturing we have to
Am Mittwoch, den 12.12.2007, 08:58 -0800 schrieb Tophebboy:
Hi everybody!
I'm building an application using CXF and it can be used by people
having a
quite bad network and who have to get big amounts of datas via my web
service.
When I tested the application on such networks, I found out
Hi,
I am trying to configure CXF to redirect an asynchronous call response to a
queue an MDB listen on but it does not work as expected.
I started from the java_first_jaxws example code where I change the server
configuration as following :
jms:address destinationStyle=queue
My project has been stably using XFire 1.2.6 for a few months and I'm
exploring the migration to CXF.
One sticking point I can't seem to figure out yet is how to replace an
XFire AbstractHandler implementation we have - our instance uses the
MessageContext to grab the SOAP message DOM object,
Just to give you an update.
I got your test case fine and have it up and running. The server side
part seems fine to me. It's using straight JAX-WS schemantics which
are well tested, TCK compliant, etc. The soap messages match the
schema/wsdl, etc
The client side I'm having
Steven,
For normal operation, we don't build up the SAAJ model. That's pretty
expensive and not needed most of the time.
There are a couple options to achieve this:
1) Configure the SAAJInInterceptor onto the in interceptor chain. In
any interceptor that runs after that, you can just do
On Dec 12, 2007, at 7:55 AM, Daniel Kulp wrote:
On Wednesday 12 December 2007, Vespa, Anthony J wrote:
I would be interested in this as well for Aegis bindings - it does
not
make some of the JS libraries out there too happy.
That is why doing it at the interceptor level is ideal. It
Dain,
One of the main use cases for such namespace free responses is for the
REST style things where a client does a get on a URL and receives an
XML response back.The XML parsers in various toolkits (and browsers)
don't always work well with the namespaces that JAXB and Aegis would
Hi Willem,
We are doing sample implementations of MTOSI 1.1 specs. (IONA also has a
toolkit around this. I have to take out time to have a look at it)
One of the message exchange patterns requires multiple responses to single
request. (if possible please refer SD2-10 of TMF854 1.1)
Regards
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