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Posted to pubscribe-user@ws.apache.org by David de Francisco <dd...@tid.es> on 2006/03/06 14:08:38 UTC

Using Pubscribe and Apache WS-Addressing to send messages with addressing headers

Dear all,

	I'm trying to get info about building pubscribe clients using
WS-Addressing standard but I can't find it. I'm trying to build a
Notification Producer and I use wsdl2Java from Apache Addressing jar to
build my client.

	The AddressingLocator file it generates tries to assign a
addressing:To field, but I still get no headers in my SOAP request (as I
can see though TCPMonitor). Besides, if a manually set this header value
in this AddressingLocator class, the Stub class generated don't set the
addressing:Action header as it should do.

	I think it's going to be a way to generate my service classes
from my WSDL file so that Adressing To and Action headers are correctly
implemented. Can Anybody tell me where to find info, an example or tell
me the necessary steps?.

Regards.


Re: Using Pubscribe and Apache WS-Addressing to send messages with addressing headers

Posted by Sal Campana <sc...@apache.org>.
David de Francisco wrote:

>Dear all,
>
>	I'm trying to get info about building pubscribe clients using
>WS-Addressing standard but I can't find it. I'm trying to build a
>Notification Producer and I use wsdl2Java from Apache Addressing jar to
>build my client.
>
>	The AddressingLocator file it generates tries to assign a
>addressing:To field, but I still get no headers in my SOAP request (as I
>can see though TCPMonitor). Besides, if a manually set this header value
>in this AddressingLocator class, the Stub class generated don't set the
>addressing:Action header as it should do.
>
>	I think it's going to be a way to generate my service classes
>from my WSDL file so that Adressing To and Action headers are correctly
>implemented. Can Anybody tell me where to find info, an example or tell
>me the necessary steps?.
>
>Regards.
>
>
>  
>
Sorry I haven't played with this for a while.  I'd suggest contacting 
the Addressing project's mailing list to understand how to set the headers