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I'm creating a web service using Axis2 which uses Rampart for
authentication. In all the samples for Rampart, the client needs to have a
client side repository for Axis2. Rampart is started on the client as
follows:
ConfigurationContext ctx =
ConfigurationContextFactory.createConfigurationContextF
> A little more detail:
>
> The message context is set as a thread-local variable in the thread
> executing Servlet.service(ServletRequest,ServletResponse) or its
> specializations. A request must have been received.
We set the thread local variable just before we call the service, to be
exact in
A little more detail:
The message context is set as a thread-local variable in the thread
executing Servlet.service(ServletRequest,ServletResponse) or its
specializations. A request must have been received.
Even if the servlet is being constructed on each request, Servlet.init
may be called befo
The MessageContext is set as a thread local variable when a request is
received. In fact, for a msg context to be created, either a message should
be received or sent. A valid msg context will be accessible in your
operation implementation methods.
On Jul 1, 2011 2:23 AM, "Matta, Geethamadhurima" <
The answer to your question is given on the Axis2 home page [1]:
"1.5.5 is a maintenance release that contains fixes for several issues
in the sample projects included with the binary distribution as well
as a couple of other issues.
If possible users should upgrade to Axis2 1.6.0 (see below). Th
Hi,
You should try the same syntax but in your calling method (not in the init() ).
package myWebService;
import org.apache.axis2.context.MessageContext;
public class MyService {
public String giveYourIp(){
MessageContext msgCtx = MessageContext.getCurrentMessageContext();
return (St
Nadir,
How to get msgContext obj.
I am using:
MessageContext msgCtx = MessageContext.getCurrentMessageContext();
But msgCtx is null.
From: Nadir Amra [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 30 June 2011 21:59
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We currently use Axis2 (1.5) for our synchronous service calls. We have a
requirement where BPEL process written in another language need to invoke an
asynchronous java web service which will give a call-back using
ws-addressing. After reading through the various user guide and posts, I’m
still no
