No, if you are using MESSAGE dataformat, you just reuse the CXF
transport, it doesn't read any conent of message.
PAYLOAD and POJO dataformat can do the work that you want.
On Thu Feb 16 03:46:34 2012, Castyn wrote:
I have a CXF bean setup for a route that listens for incoming messages on a
jetty port. The data format of the bean is in MESSAGE mode. My question is
this, if someone sends an invalid message (whether it is malformed XML,
improper types, etc), will the<to uri="cxf:bean:initiateService"/> be the
component that actually creates the soap fault, or will it try to send it to
the CXF endpoint address regardless of format?
Basically I am trying to get the cxf bean to filter off all improper or
malformed request messages before sending to the cxf endpoint address.
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