hi gabo...
many thanks for your help...
this was the solution to my problem...
cheers,
ernst
Hi Ernst,
I do not think that is how Exchange works. My suggestion is for your
client's out interceptor to place those values as header parameters.
Then your server in interceptor to catch those
Hi Ernst,
I do not think that is how Exchange works. My suggestion is for your
client's out interceptor to place those values as header parameters.
Then your server in interceptor to catch those headers and place it in
the message's exchange.
Hth.
Gabo
Ernst Oberortner wrote:
i'm sorry...
i'm sorry... i tried it... but it's still not working...
here are some excerpts of my source-code...
on the client side, i put the following interceptor into every phase
of the CLIENT's OUT chain...
public class ClientOutInterceptor extends
AbstractPhaseInterceptor {
...
public void
The message object holds onto the exchange which holds onto both the in and
out messages. Thus, on the in chain, you can do
msg.getExchange().getInMessage().get(...);
Alternatively, the Exchange also implements Map. Thus, store it on the
Exchange itself.
Dan
On Thu November 19 2009 9:1
dear all!
i have a question regarding the data of the message which is transfered
from the client to the service...
example:
i have an interceptor in the client out-chain (doesn't matter yet in
which phase) which puts some data into the message
(by using the Message.put method)... now i want
