Most likely, you would need to do:
Client client = ClientProxy.getClient(proxy); client.getEndpoint().getEndpointInfo().getAddress(); That should retrieve the address that is being used. Dan On Tue August 18 2009 10:05:05 am Bruno Melloni wrote: > If an application declares a client in the context like: > > <jaxws:client address="http://myHost:8080/MyWebSvcApp/MySvc"; > serviceClass="myPackage.MyInterface" /> > > In the application Java code I get an object of type MyInterface with the > methods I want to call. Easy. Love it. > > I have an application that for failover uses > > <property name="emailClients"> > <list> > <jaxws:client address="http://myHost1:8080/MyWebSvcApp/MySvc"; > serviceClass="myPackage.MyInterface" /> <jaxws:client > address="http://myHost2:8080/MyWebSvcApp/MySvc"; > serviceClass="myPackage.MyInterface" /> <jaxws:client > address="http://myHost3:8080/MyWebSvcApp/MySvc"; > serviceClass="myPackage.MyInterface" /> </list> > </property> > > Works like a charm... it gives me a List<MyInterface> and if one call > fails, my code fails over to the next object on the list to retry the call. > > But for logging/audit purposes I need to track which address was called. > The address is not exposed as part of the MyInterface client object. How > do I get it? Is there a way to cast the object so that the service URL > address is exposed? > > Thank you. -- Daniel Kulp dk...@apache.org http://www.dankulp.com/blog
