acxsjones, i met the same question you've met.
in a standalone client, i wrote
| String namespaceURI = "..";
| List list = new ArrayList();
| HandlerInfo hi = new HandlerInfo();
| hi.setHandlerClass(MyClientHandler.class);
| lis
In case you don't know how to do this for a standalone java client, have a look
at application-client.xml.
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With J2EE-1.4 compliant WS clients, you add the handler to the service-ref
element, like this
|
|
| HelloEjb
| org.jboss.test.webservice.handlerflow.HelloHome
| org.jboss.test.webservice.handlerflow.HelloRemote
| org.jboss.test.webservice.handlerflow.H
OK I am lost:
The example you pointed me to is calling an EJB.
I have a test client that was built from the wsdl of an ejb under 4.0.2 with
wscompile.
I can talk to the ejb via soap xml and the wsdl with no problem. I can not
find any way to add a soap header to the classes already generate
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| $ ant -Dtest=org.jboss.test.webservice.handlerflow.HandlerFlowTestCase
one-test
|
| one-test:
| [junit] Running
org.jboss.test.webservice.handlerflow.HandlerFlowTestCase
| [junit] Tests run: 1, Fa
Any help out there
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