Hi Sergey,
I sent one directly to your iona address.
Also, I'll take note of that. Good thing you mentioned that. It would
have driven me nuts trying to figure that out later on.
Again, thanks.
Gabo
Sergey Beryozkin wrote:
Hi Gabo
Please send me a copy...
Unfortunately it is not possible
Hi,
You can always extend WSS4JOutInterceptor and customize the behavior. But I
would rather do something like below,
class MyCustomInterceptor extends AbstractPhaseInterceptor{
public MyCustomInterceptor(){
super();
setPhase(Phase.*PRE_PROTOCOL*);
getAfter().add(SAAJOutInterceptor.*class*.getNa
Hi jmdev:
I have same issue like yours and I use other method to resolve this issue.
I deploy my project files to the CXF-Jetty server, and remove original
tomcat. And now, it works fine.
jmdev wrote:
>
> I have successfully gotten my JAX-RS services to run in CXF using the
> following Spring
I found the reason, it's my mistake. sorry.
Because I use the POST method to request the properties, the static file
only be access via GET method in Jetty. So I change the POST to GET, it
works very well.
Sorry!:-D
Hi Sergey:
Can you give me some suggestions or advices for my project? I look
Hello Sergey:
Thanks for your reply.
Ok, let's introduce my project.
Before I do some research of JAX-RS, I was working on using
EXTJS+Struts2+CXF(JAX-WS) structure to implement my web application. It
worked fine, but as you know, there are two web containers in my project,
the Struts2 is workin
I am wondering a few things.
One When you call cxf wsdl2java does that use the cxf.xml config file to set
proxies etc? and
Two: when I am building against a .Net service I get the following error.
[ERROR] BUILD ERROR
[INFO] org.apache.cxf.helpers.HttpHeaderHelper.findCharset(String)
Any ideas?
