Hi,
I think you can still use CachedOutputStream which is used in
LoggingInInterceptors(as you already mentioned).
Not sure why you don't wanna save it into a file, but actually you can
control to save it always in memory(although it's not a good idea for
very large message). By default only message size bigger then
64k(DEFAULT_THRESHOLD) will save as a temp file, you can change the
DEFAULT_THRESHOLD through java system property "org.apache.cxf.io.
CachedOutputStream.Threshold".
Also CachedOutputStream.toString() method can help you to write the
stream content into a String.
Freeman
On 2010-11-12, at 下午3:06, Oliver Wulff wrote:
Hi all
A web service provider has deployed an interceptor which should log
the incoming message in a similar performant way as the logging
interceptor but not into a file. Instead the incoming message is
sent as part of a web service call with other monitoring related
information. The message is passed as an any type.
I want to avoid that a DOM tree is created when filling the any
type. I have to make a copy of the message because the message is
sent in a seperated thread (scheduler) to not block processing of
the incoming request.
I wanted to copy the stream into a string which can be read by the
scheduler. But I haven't found a way to write the xml content of the
cached string into the xml any.
Any hints are highly appreciated.
Thanks
Oli
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