I got the security header working. My problem was with the way I
was calling the web service. I was using a stub method generated
from a service locator, and cast to a stub.
Calling it as a service method, where the service is directly
created from a service locator (as in the tutorial), works.
Sorry for the trouble,
Paul
On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, Dittmann, Werner wrote:
Paul,
can you send the deployment file or deployment info so
that we can have a look?
Regards,
Werner
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Von: Paul Jamason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. Oktober 2005 05:26
An: [email protected]
Betreff: soap envelope still missing
Hi,
I'm still getting a missing soap envelope in tcpmon when I attempt
to use the WSDoAllSender handler. No error message is reported on
the client side. I've tried just "Timestamp" as my lone action in
the client_deploy.wsdd file to rule out any PWCallback class
problems; same result.
I'm assuming the problem occurs in WSDoAllSender when the SOAP
envelope in the request message is converted into a document.
Therefore, I attempted to turn on axis and wss4j logging via a
log4j.properties file to see where the problem occurs, but I'm not
getting any output to the console or a log file. I've used log4j
successfully previously with hibernate and my own client/server
code, but I must be doing something wrong here.
Again, the soap envelope appears until I configure the engine using
client_deploy.wsdd, or configure it programatically. Any help is
appreciated - I've been unable to find this problem reported
anywhere.
Thanks,
Paul
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