> To: java-user@axis.apache.org
> Date: 07.03.2011 11:33:35
> Subject: Re: Request/Response log
>
>
> > Great Thanks,
> >
> > I ll try this , can you help me little bit further as am very new to
> axis2.
> >
> > i am going to create this clien
-writing-module
Regards,
Niko
- Original Message -
From: dombago...@gmail.com
To: java-user@axis.apache.org
Date: 07.03.2011 11:33:35
Subject: Re: Request/Response log
> Great Thanks,
>
> I ll try this , can you help me little bit further as am very new to axis2.
>
> i am
Great Thanks,
I ll try this , can you help me little bit further as am very new to axis2.
i am going to create this client project as a jar library and put it under
my main project ,there are number of clients as this is.
so i use java project not a web project , inside that i have only generate
Hello,
you could do this by using a module.
By calling "messageContext.getEnvelope().toString()" in the
invoke(MessageContext) method of the module (don't forget to check with
messageContext.isEngaged("nameOfModule")), you can access the soap message.
Be careful with this when sending attachmen
