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Re: Axis2 - Can a handler forward to a remote service.

yes, once you receive the reply from the remote service simply call engine.send with the reply. You may need to adjust the reply address, but I think you know how to change them. Deepal > Thanks Deepal, > I was able to add a client inside a handler and send a request to a remote > service. Now

Re: Axis2 - Can a handler forward to a remote service.

Thanks Deepal, I was able to add a client inside a handler and send a request to a remote service. Now when I get the remote call back I want to bypass the Axis2 attempt to call the local service, that does not exist, and get the remote call into the outflow handlers is that possible? Thanks

Re: Reg: Controlling methods exposed in the Webservice class

You can also use the annotation @WebMethod(exclude=true) hth charles On Dec 2, 2011, at 6:27 AM, vinsarwate wrote: > > I think service.xml supports following > > >your method name here > > > Thanks. > > > Abhijeet C Kale wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Is there anyway to control the method

How to register your custom ClassFinder/ClassFinderFactory in Axis2 1.6.1

Hi, In Axis2 (v 1.6.1.) I could see org.apache.axis2.jaxws.message.factory.ClassFinderFactory provides setter method for using org.apache.axis2.jaxws.message.databinding.ClassFinder implementation. This ClassFinderFactory get registered in FactoryRegistry when org.apache.axis2.jaxws.registry.Fa

Re: Reg: Controlling methods exposed in the Webservice class

I think service.xml supports following your method name here Thanks. Abhijeet C Kale wrote: > > Hi, > > Is there anyway to control the methods to be exposed in the web service > class? I did not look much in the documentation for any support for > annotations. > > Here is an eg, to