Hi,
I use ResponseBuilder to set location header. The location is started
with "/" but it will changed by cxf jaxrs to be relative to the base uri.
Is not a path starting with '/' absolute? My code is like below:
return Response
.ok()
.header("Location", kontinue)
.build();
Rice
Thanks again. I'm looking into that :-)
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Hi,
IIRC, the MessagePartInfo index is start from 0, so I don't think we should
change code in MessageContentsList.java to
super.get(key.getIndex()-1)
IMO, a narrow-down test case would be necessary and more helpful here.
Btw, when you use wsdl2java to generate the code, you can enable valida
Our CXF client consistently gets an IndexOutOfBoundsException
(java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException:
Index: 19, Size: 19) when handling a SOAP response which otherwise looks
valid. We're using CXF 2.7.5 with the wsdl2java Maven plugin to generate
client wrapper code.
The stack trace goes from
Hold
On 17/06/13 17:24, Sergey Beryozkin wrote:
On 17/06/13 16:53, inteloid wrote:
Thank you Sergey, I really enjoy the speed you reply with :-).
may happen only when I have a vague idea of what I'm talking about :-)
For this case the if AccessTokenValidatorService holds instances of
ServerAccessT
Thanks
I'm using WSS4J interceptors to sign outgoing messages
Could be this the cause what my bean is making calls to
?wsdl URL ?
I agree with you in all you said , but I don't understand my proxy client (
jaxws:client ) performs those calls ...
2013/6/17 Andrei Shakirin
> >
> > Indeed, I do
>
> Indeed, I don't understand why I would need to define a wsdlLocation for a
> element Why ?
You don't need it if you do not use policies in your WSDL. CXF builds service
model on the base of annotations in generated code.
Regards,
Andrei.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On 06/17/2013 10:45 AM
Freeman already mentioned the interceptor and thread safety issue. However,
there might be another issue.
I'm not sure you can set a specific "Host" header. The HttpURLConnection will
always output a Host header as that's more or less required for HTTP 1.1. It
should be setting the Host
Indeed, I don't understand why I would need to define a wsdlLocation for a
element
Why ?
On 06/17/2013 10:45 AM, Jose María Zaragoza wrote:
Hi:
>
> I'm using Apache CXF 2.7.3
>
> I created a bean (proxy client) to invoke a remote
> webservice.
> I
On 17/06/13 16:53, inteloid wrote:
Thank you Sergey, I really enjoy the speed you reply with :-).
may happen only when I have a vague idea of what I'm talking about :-)
For this case the if AccessTokenValidatorService holds instances of
ServerAccessToknes inside it's memory it becomes a single
Thank you Sergey, I really enjoy the speed you reply with :-).
For this case the if AccessTokenValidatorService holds instances of
ServerAccessToknes inside it's memory it becomes a single point of failure,
so there's a need to persist the tokens somewhere.
To keep it simpler, isn't there a way t
Thanls Andrei
How I can force don't use wsdl/schema validation?
2013/6/17 Andrei Shakirin
> Hi,
>
> IMO client will not invoke http://?wsdl, if you do not
> specify it explicitly as wsdlLocation in jaxws:client or in proxy
> annotations.
> If the service doesn't use various policies (like WS-
But I am not using a Service class as a client, but I inject it (
bean ) into my servlet instance
If I look for wsdl references in my code, there aren't anyone
Thanks
2013/6/17 Glen Mazza
> That's what I'm talking about too. :) That string you see there gets put
> into the generated Service
That's what I'm talking about too. :) That string you see there gets
put into the generated Service class so it checks the classpath for the
WSDL and no longer makes the WSDL GET call.
Glen
On 06/17/2013 11:16 AM, Jose María Zaragoza wrote:
Thanks.
But I talking about if proxy client invoke
Hi,
IMO client will not invoke http://?wsdl, if you do not specify it
explicitly as wsdlLocation in jaxws:client or in proxy annotations.
If the service doesn't use various policies (like WS-Security policies) and
fine grained schema validation, then you can get away without the wsdlLocation
at
Thanks.
But I talking about if proxy client invoke http://?wsdl *in
runtime*, not when generating JAXB classes
Regards
2013/6/17 Glen Mazza
> Hi Jose, I hope you're using Maven, you can switch to a classpath URL so
> it doesn't get the WSDL out from over the network, search on classpath: i
Hi Jose, I hope you're using Maven, you can switch to a classpath URL so
it doesn't get the WSDL out from over the network, search on classpath:
in the service's pom.xml in this blog article:
http://www.jroller.com/gmazza/entry/web_service_tutorial. I'm sure
there's an equivalent command-line
Hi:
I'm using Apache CXF 2.7.3
I created a bean (proxy client) to invoke a remote
webservice.
I've generated JAXB classes and endpoint interface with wsdl2java
I would like if this proxy client tries to getting wsdl from remote
endpoint .
I mean, is this proxy getting "http://?wsdl" URL?
If it
Hi,
On 17/06/13 13:05, inteloid wrote:
Hello.
We have multiple redundant instances of Apache CXF REST Services hidden
behind a ballancer, and we need to integrate OAuth2.
Everything works as needed with a single machine, the problem is, where to
persist server access tokens for retrieval from a
Hello.
We have multiple redundant instances of Apache CXF REST Services hidden
behind a ballancer, and we need to integrate OAuth2.
Everything works as needed with a single machine, the problem is, where to
persist server access tokens for retrieval from another CXF machine? What
are the best pra
Hi
On 17/06/13 11:19, Julio Carlos Barrera Juez wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to achieve the same configuration than you, Neil. I'm not using
Spring, but Blueprint. Moreover, I have a multi-bundle configuration. I
have DOSGi that offers REST API of my services published in the OSGi
Service Registry. I h
Hi!
I'm trying to achieve the same configuration than you, Neil. I'm not using
Spring, but Blueprint. Moreover, I have a multi-bundle configuration. I
have DOSGi that offers REST API of my services published in the OSGi
Service Registry. I have one of these services that needs to be serialized
usi
Hello:
2013/6/17 Freeman Fang
>
> And IMO add an outInterceptor and change HTTP header per message on the
> fly should be the way to go, add an interceptor is easy in configuration
> file.
>
> [1]http://cxf.apache.org/faq.html
>
>
Yes, you're right
Thanks and regards
Hi,
I don't think you can add specific HTTP header through
configuration.
And for your scenario, any change on
((BindingProvider)proxy).getRequestContext() isn't thread safe, please take a
look at [1] to get more details, so you need specify
thread.local.request.context as true in this case.
Hello:
I'm using Apache CXF 2.7.3 to invoke a WS from a servlet instance.
So I defined a proxy client with and I injected it to that
servlet instance.
I need to set Host HTTP header when invoking remote WS.
And it always will be the same value ( the remote host )
I would like to define under
That's caused by that trunk is refactored a lot recently and seems somehow
your colleague not hold all necessary latest dependencies.
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Hi,
Did you try to use the apache snapshot maven repo?
The url is https://repository.apache.org/content/repositories/snapshots.
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Hi,
I have a java project (project A) using maven and cxf version
3.0.0-SNAPSHOT. I downloaded cxf from trunk and built/installed it on my
machine. When I use maven to build/install the project A, everything works
fine.
But my colleague he did not have any cxf libraries installed on his machine.
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