Thanks for your reply Jason.
I'm not following jbws-349 too well but it doesn't look related. I should have
explained that I have two clients; one that works because it includes the
attribute and one that doesn't.
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Thanks Jason. I think that did the trick!
But it looks like the attribute has no effect and I think it's because the XML
has been deserialised once already. So I think when RPCInvocation does
Vector args = body.getParams();
It returns the attributes before the XML was modified. I don't understa
Hi all,
Has anyone out there managed to successfully use a JAXRPC handler to modify an
incoming SOAP message?
My incoming SOAP message does not have the xsi type attribute (dodgy client?)
so I'm writing a handler to insert it for me if it's not present.
I've had numerous problems already and I
Didn't figure out what was going wrong, but found another way.
axis-config uses the HTTPAuthHandler to take the username/password from the
authentication header and insert it into the its MessageContext.
Get the username/password back using:
MessageContext ctx = MessageContext.getCurrent
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If that is really the extend of your web.xml
security-constraint you have no authentication/authorization required.
That's right, it's more in there for completeness than anything else.
In my sample application having the security sonstraint makes no difference.
I'm
"niwhsa" wrote : Make sure you include the CLientLoginModule in the "mymail"
authentication domain. This should help propogate the principal.
Thanks but that didn't make a difference. I added the following to my
login-config.xml (even to default as well just to be on the safe side):
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Hi all,
I'm porting an application to JBoss that uses basic authentication. I have
classes that are exposed as webservices; they implement the Remote and the
ServiceLifecycle interfaces. From here I need to pull the username and password
from the Authorization header and do some 'manual' valida
