Hello,
I'm using camel-soap for implementing a soap webservice without camel-cxf
(to many problems with project's XSD files).
Is there a way to 1. read and 2. write a custom soap header.
1. Read custom soap header:
After reading camel docs and googling I found a way to read soap header:
Node[] headerArray =
exchange.getIn().getHeader("org.apache.camel.dataformat.soap.unmarshalled_header_list",
Node[].class);
for(int i = 0; i < headerArray.length; i++) {
String nodeName = headerArray[i].getNodeName();
String nodeValue = headerArray[i].getNodeValue();
}
It's not very comfortable so is that the appropriate way to do this ? What
about JAXB-Unmarshalling options ?
2. Write custom soap header:
For that I haven't found anything. I tried to write a custom processor using
e.g.
exchange.getOut().setHeader("org.apache.camel.dataformat.soap.unmarshalled_header_list",
object);
and routing it afterwards to a marshalling step with SoapJaxbDataFormat
e.g.
...
.to("direct:setSoapHeaderProcessor")
.marshal(soapJaxbDataFormat)
...
but no soap header is generated. Has anyone a working snippet for that or do
all camel developers use cxf ?
Big thanks in advance !
james
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