Hi
On 10/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to restrict Handlers to operations (java methods) inside a
service definition? For example, I have method m1() and method m2() inside
service x and just want to use a handler for method m1().
Do I have to parse the SOAP Body by myself (with DOMInHandler) or must I use
SOAPAction or WS-Adressing? Is there any easier solution?
You can add operation name checking inside your handler body:
if( !"m1".context.getExchange().getOperation().getName() ){
return ;
}
Another question: If I use DOMInHandler due to wss4j, how strong will be the
performance impact in theory? Will any message be double parsed?
Most of the XFire performace will be lost ( i'll be doing such
performence test this weekend, so you can ping me then ), you can
expect maybe 20 times worse performece ( i'm just guessing here :)
Thanks for answers!
Chris
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