org.apache.axis.providers.java
Class MsgProvider
- Handler, Serializable
Deal with message-style Java services. For now, these are services
with exactly ONE OperationDesc, pointing to a method which looks like
one of the following:
public Element [] method(Vector v);
(NOTE : This is silly, we should change it to either be Vector/Vector
or Element[]/Element[])
public Document method(Document doc);
public void method(MessageContext mc);
- Doug Davis (dug@us.ibm.com)
- Glen Daniels (gdaniels@apache.org)
canHandleBlock , cleanup , generateWSDL , getDeploymentData , getName , getOption , getOptions , getUnderstoodHeaders , init , initHashtable , onFault , setName , setOption , setOptionDefault , setOptions , setOptionsLockable |
processMessage
public void processMessage(MessageContext msgContext,
SOAPEnvelope reqEnv,
SOAPEnvelope resEnv,
Object obj)
throws Exception
Process the message. Figure out the method "style" (one of the three
allowed signatures, which has already been determined and cached in
the OperationDesc) and do the actual invocation. Note that we don't
catch exceptions here, preferring to bubble them right up through to
someone who'll catch it above us.
- processMessage in interface JavaProvider
msgContext
- the active MessageContextreqEnv
- the request SOAPEnveloperesEnv
- the response SOAPEnvelope (we should fill this in)obj
- the service target object
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