Programmatic Service Deployment

[Bradley Mazurek <ma...@opentext.com>]

Hi,

I'm writing some infrastructure that is expected to take a Class and a 
service name (String), and deploy a service with the provided name, 
dispatching requests to instances of the given class.

I know the way I'd like to accomplish this, but I'm running into some 
difficulties.

What I'd like to do is use a handler to look at the request when it 
arrives.  If it is a request to a service I am aware of, but has not 
been deployed, I deploy it using the AdminClient/AxisServlet, similar to 
what I would expect JWS files are doing, and the request is serviced.

The problem is that the handlers (even transport handlers?) are only 
being invoked on requests for services that are already deployed.

Is there any way for Axis users to accomplish something similar to what 
JWS handlers do?

-- 
Brad

Re: Programmatic Service Deployment

[Venkat Reddy <vr...@gmail.com>]

Instead of a handler, a servlet filter for AxisServlet could be a better 
place to do this ? 
 - venkat

 On Apr 5, 2005 9:09 PM, Bradley Mazurek <ma...@opentext.com> wrote: 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm writing some infrastructure that is expected to take a Class and a
> service name (String), and deploy a service with the provided name,
> dispatching requests to instances of the given class.
> 
> I know the way I'd like to accomplish this, but I'm running into some
> difficulties.
> 
> What I'd like to do is use a handler to look at the request when it
> arrives. If it is a request to a service I am aware of, but has not
> been deployed, I deploy it using the AdminClient/AxisServlet, similar to
> what I would expect JWS files are doing, and the request is serviced.
> 
> The problem is that the handlers (even transport handlers?) are only
> being invoked on requests for services that are already deployed.
> 
> Is there any way for Axis users to accomplish something similar to what
> JWS handlers do?
> 
> --
> Brad
>