I am using camel-core-2.5.0.jar, camel-cxf-2.5.0.jar and cxf-api-2.2.11.jar.
I am now able to get the remoteAddress using the Request.getRemoteAddress()
method. Earlier I was making the mistake of looking at the "_remoteAddress"
variable using my debugger instead of actually invoking the method
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Got it!
Thanks Willem.
Here is what I was doing wrong: In the handleMessage method of my
interceptor, I was inspecting the message object using the debugger. It DID
contain the HTTP.REQUEST header as I mentioned earlier, but the
_remoteAddress variable in the Request object was null. The IP addr
That was sort of helpful Ashwin, thanks. Your long answer did get me to
explore the world of interceptors, but I am sorry to report that I still
don't see the remote IP address.
Here's what I did:
1) Create interceptors. I tried PRE_STREAM, but that didn't work so I just
created two more, one ea
I'm using camel-core-2.5.0 and camel-cxf-2.5.0 which AFAIK is the latest
version.
I was reading through another
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3480334/camel-cxfrs-with-custom-http-headers
post on Stack Overflow where someone had trouble getting to custom headers.
As per the post, that was a
Thanks for the response Ashwin, but I am unable to find the "HTTP.REQUEST"
header in the exchange object.
My process() method is as follows:
public void process (Exchange exchange)
{
Map headers = exchange.getIn().getHeaders();
// loop through the headers object above and print out all
Hi,
When I used a standalone CXF web service, I used to be able to extract the
remote IP address in my Impl class. CXF would inject a WebServiceContext
object in my Impl class and I would have the class as follows:
public class MyWSImpl implements IMyWS {
@Resource
private WebSe
