I just commit fix, copy headers to inMessage from response jms message
directly without changing the outMessage.
Cheers
Freeman
Daniel Kulp wrote:
Ah. Yes. That looks like an issue. receive(...) probably should take the
inMessage and populate it instead of modifying the outMessage. Very
All the pages in confluence for the command lines are full of stuff
like [-?], which Confluence treats as a link to a page named -? It
would be good to fix this ...
I'd like to make the '2.1' aegis page be primary and the '2.0.x' page
be secondary. Is there someplace in confluence to juggle this?
Ah. Yes. That looks like an issue. receive(...) probably should take the
inMessage and populate it instead of modifying the outMessage. Very
interesting. receive needs the inMessage to query the timeouts and stuff
from it, but it shouldn't modify it.
The result of the current code
Hi Dan,
My comment inline.
Daniel Kulp wrote:
Freeman,
Why would you copy the headers from the outgoing message to the incoming
message?That seems very bizzare to me. What if you DON'T send with
MTOM, but the server responds with MTOM. This doesn't seem like the right
fix.
To me
Note: copying the headers into the JMS Message can also solve CXF-1749 as the
charset would be available.
Dan
On Wednesday 20 August 2008 10:59:33 am Daniel Kulp wrote:
> Freeman,
>
> Why would you copy the headers from the outgoing message to the incoming
> message?That seems very bizzare
There's enough bugs in the latest 2.0.10 RC that I'd prefer if John Casey took
a look at this first. Thanks for filing the JIRA so John can debug it.
The cargo plugin is suffering similar issues.That all said, John knows
where to find me on IRC if he needs help from our side. :-)
2.0
Freeman,
Why would you copy the headers from the outgoing message to the incoming
message?That seems very bizzare to me. What if you DON'T send with
MTOM, but the server responds with MTOM. This doesn't seem like the right
fix.
To me, you need to get the headers copied into the JMS
Hello,
I tested the latest Release Candidate of maven 2.0.10 and got a
NoSuchMethodError with CXF codegen plugin.
see http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3722
This may not be a maven but cxf bug, so some help from CXF-dev community
would be appreciated to investigate.
Nicolas.
Hi Christian,
Do you have some first hand experiences what things do or do not
work? I would be very interested in building WSDLs with my attempt
that work on a wide range of platforms.
it's not so much a case of things not working: it's more that
service consumers may end up using a
Hi Adrian,
Hi Adrian,
first thanks for your comments. I apreciate your help. I know it is
possible to configure these things and I will add the description of
how to do this.
Sounds good. My motivation behind this is simply that the default
naming schemes used in JAX-WS to WSDL mapping, w
Hi Christian,
Comments inline!
Hi Adrian,
first thanks for your comments. I apreciate your help. I know it is
possible to configure these things and I will add the description of
how to do this.
Sounds good. My motivation behind this is simply that the default
naming schemes used in JA
Hi Adrian,
first thanks for your comments. I apreciate your help. I know it is
possible to configure these things and I will add the description of how
to do this. But I myself are not using endpoint, service and binding on
the client and server side. I only use the porttype to get my code. Th
Glen Mazza schrieb:
Christian Schneider wrote:
I have written a new howto demonstrating how to define webservices in
java code and then generate the wsdl out of it. The main
idea is that this is no java first. The java code is only used as a DSL
to define the service and generate the wsdl wh
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