Hi Jason,
On 14/07/14 06:06, Jason Chaffee wrote:
I am trying to use the AccessTokenVaidatorService, but I keep running into a
problem of the UserPrincipal being null.
@Path(validate)
public class AccessTokenValidatorService extends AbstractAccessTokenValidator {
@POST
You could do something similar to what the STS does in analysing
WS-Security results:
final ListWSHandlerResult handlerResults =
CastUtils.cast((List?)
messageContext.get(WSHandlerConstants.RECV_RESULTS));
if (handlerResults != null handlerResults.size() 0) {
Hi Lowry,
good to hear that the suggested workaround worked for you.
Regarding your question of using WSDLs at the server side endpoint,
the purpose of using a WSDL is to do the operation checking and some
special handling based on the determined operation and also to provide
a way for the
Hello Sergey,
In the interim, we made a local patch to skip binding bridge methods in
org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.model.MethodDispatcher which seems to work fine for
us. Pasting the patch for reference. Not sure if this is the right thing to
do without breaking anything else.
shell git diff
diff --git
I do understand that for oneway 202 is the right response code to be sent.
But Now I have removed the @oneWay annotation its no more one way right? but
the web method has no return type.
so my question is why is it still returning 202, and if it is because of the
void method, how can we make
Yes, wsdl is being loaded. there is no such reference to one-way in the WSDL.
Sanjeev
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On Jul 14, 2014, at 10:16 AM, sanjeevghimire gsanje...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, wsdl is being loaded. there is no such reference to one-way in the WSDL.
If the operation has an input message but no output message, then, by
definition, it’s a one-way operation. If you want a response other than
Thanks Daniel. WSDL doesn't have an output message. But is there a way to
intercept this response and send 200, even though its against the policy.
On the same note, I am also calling a external webservice but I have to use
proxy settings and authorization. How do i do that using CXF? I am
Hi, will this StackOverflow help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23711409/jetty-9-asyncresponse-not-working
?
Let me know please
Cheers, Sergey
On 14/07/14 17:01, Michael Bannii wrote:
Hi,
This February there was a thread titled Server Side Asynchronous
processing support via CXF NIO
Hi Andrei,
I opened JIRA issue CXF-5878 for this problem.
You will find an attached eclipse project that reproduces it.
I generated the code with wsdl2java and only customized the class
ECOSEntrySheetProcessingIn_ECOSEntrySheetProcessingIn_Client, which is the
client of the service.
You don't
I am calling a external webservice but I have to use proxy settings and
authorization. How do i do that using CXF? I am configuring that in java
using conduit but its not working. When I use the same set of credentials
using the raw HTTP client it works but not through CXF conduit. here is the
Thanks a lot.
Using the generic provider (without WSDL) to disable the operation check on
message sounds like our best way to utilize the CXF transform feature as a
generic transformation mechanism within our camel routes. We'll give that a
try. Thanks for your help!
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Thank you Andrei.
I ended up using Spring EL to supply the password.
But I have noticed that if the keystore and key passwords are different, I
get Unrecoverable key exception.
Is this some sort of bug with Merlin or am I missing something?
Thanks,
Giriraj.
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