Is there a work around to get WebServiceContext in JBOSS 1.2.1 till the 2.0 is
out ?
Any help would be appreciated
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You could contribute.
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Hmm..
At this time how can i obtain a MessageContext in EJB3.0?
I tried to use ServiceLifecycle but it didn't work.
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In EJB-2.1 the JAXRPC MessageContext is available via
| javax.ejb.SessionContext.getMessageContext()
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In EJB-3.0 the JAXWS MessageContext is injected via @Resource
This will be supported in jbossws-2.0
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I used a servlet enpoint to get messageContext implmenting the ServiceLifecycle
interface. It's ok.
What I need make to get messageContext inside a EJB enpoint? The same way using
ServiceLifecycle interface don't works.
Thanks,
Talles
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You can monitor progress, or volunteer for fixing it here:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBWS-1075
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A non portable way would be to call
| MessageContextAssociation.peekMessageContext()
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Although it's not recommended. I need to look at the above issue...
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