Hi Josef,
Thank you very much for your time spend in helping me understand this. The
analysis was great!
I followed your tip, and tried to use tcpmon on transportsession but I saw that
the only session info send to client was the JSESSIONID in the cookie (which is
defined in sevlet spec). I.e. T
I think you can write your own handler and configure axis2.xml to process
exception.
2011/1/27 Ognjen Blagojevic
> Hi,
>
> I have a web service with several hundred methods, each of which may throw
> a RuntimeException.
>
> I need to to do certain action (log, send email) when exception is throw
Andreas,
It works. Axis2 came up without any errors on the IBM and I can see my
service under "Services" in http://localhost/axis2. All I need to do now is
update the endpoint from the axis service to this axis2 service to get this
fully operational. Thank you for all your help.
April
Hi,
I have a web service with several hundred methods, each of which may
throw a RuntimeException.
I need to to do certain action (log, send email) when exception is
thrown, and then to re-throw it. Is it possible to do that globally
(using some kid of global exception handler), W/O nesting
Hi all,
given the following web service method implementation:
public String[] getString() {
return null;
}
with the following response element definition from the WSDL (used by
WSDL2Java):
To my understanding, the trick with servicegroupId in the soap address
header makes only real sense in scope="soapsession".
Given we can have several transports one being http, another being RPC
or JSM or whatever, I would want to have a solution selecting my service
instance independent from
