Hi all,
I'm fairly new to CXF (started in the last couple months), and I've been
integrating it into a Spring Boot & Integration project (client) with some
success.
The thing is, I've been stuck on a couple issues for the last few days,
and after trial-and-error and stepping through apache-cxf-rt code, I
thought I'd finally admit I have a problem, and come and ask for help:
There's a wsdl for a service I have to integrate with, that has an external
file policyReference in a soap12:operation block. It allegedly works in a
legacy axis application without modification:
It is, literally:
<wsp:Policy>
<wsp:PolicyReference URI="policy:OurPolicy.xml#messageInput" />
</wsp:Policy>
How do you get this to resolve? Here's what I tried:
When I copy the contents of "OurPolicy.xml" into the wsdl itself, and get
rid of the bit before the '#', cxf resolves it properly and all is right
with the world. But I have several dozen wsdls like this, so hand editing
each one this way would be... undesirable.
I've become very familiar with the error "RuntimeException
policy:OurPolicy.xml#messageInput cannot be resoved":
I tried copying the file into the classpath in several different locations
to no avail.
I tried adding a <jaxws:features> to the <jaxws:client> like:
<jaxws:features>
<p:policies>
<externalAttachment location="policy.OurPolicy.xml"
</p:policies>
</jaxws:features>
which didn't work, and I tried "classpath" in place of the "policy:"
scheme, without success. Also thought maybe I could load it from a
location and give it the policy name, but that didn't work either. Google
was unhelpful, and the sample code in apache-cxf ws_security uses a policy
which is in the wsdl itself, (the version of the world I got to work
earlier).
I debugged down into the EffectivePolicyImpl class to see if I could find
what the policy was being named, but after tracing this around for another
hour I figured I'd break down and ask...
I'm assuming I need to do _something_ to make the Bus aware of this policy,
in such a way that the wsdls will resolve it, but I could certainly use any
help or suggestions you have.
Thanks in advance,
Decker
