How to set ?

[Gaël Pouzerate <ga...@pouzerate.com>]

Hi,

I'm using AXIS2 (0.93).

I'd like to set the value of the tag <wsa:to> in the SOAP request, so
that it's DIFFERENT from the endPoint's address where the request is
actually sent. How can I do that?

My goal is the followong:

Client--->Server1--->Server2

The WS is on the Server2, so the <wsa:to> must specify Server2's address.
But I need to send the request to Server1 that only does some
postprocessing on the request and then forwards it.

If I just do the basic way, by creating a stub targetting Server1, the
request will be received by server1, forwarded to Server2, that will
fail 'cause the request contains a <wsa:to>server1...</wsa:to>

But when I try to set the wsa:to in the client (using
options.setTo()), then it changes the end Point URL as well, so that
the request is send directly to server2, not to server1 anymore...

Do you know how I could achieve this?

Thanx
Gaël

Re: How to set ?

[Davanum Srinivas <da...@gmail.com>]

you can use MessageContextConstants.TRANSPORT_URL with 0.94. set it in
your stub options.

thanks,
dims

On 1/27/06, Gaël Pouzerate <ga...@pouzerate.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using AXIS2 (0.93).
>
> I'd like to set the value of the tag <wsa:to> in the SOAP request, so
> that it's DIFFERENT from the endPoint's address where the request is
> actually sent. How can I do that?
>
> My goal is the followong:
>
> Client--->Server1--->Server2
>
> The WS is on the Server2, so the <wsa:to> must specify Server2's address.
> But I need to send the request to Server1 that only does some
> postprocessing on the request and then forwards it.
>
> If I just do the basic way, by creating a stub targetting Server1, the
> request will be received by server1, forwarded to Server2, that will
> fail 'cause the request contains a <wsa:to>server1...</wsa:to>
>
> But when I try to set the wsa:to in the client (using
> options.setTo()), then it changes the end Point URL as well, so that
> the request is send directly to server2, not to server1 anymore...
>
> Do you know how I could achieve this?
>
> Thanx
> Gaël
>


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