Re: Policy annotation of original WSDL (returned when "useOriginalwsdl" is set)

[Sanka Samaranayake <ss...@gmail.com>]

Please log a JIRA with the attached Java classes so that we can keep 
track of this for next version.

Thanks
Sanka

Detelin Yordanov wrote:
> Hello guys,
>   We had a recent requirement to attach policy information currently 
> set on an AxisService to the original WSDL returned when the service 
> has been deployed with "useOriginalwsdl"
> set to true.
> In this case, if any policy has been attached to the AxisService 
> instance (e.g. programatically), it will be "inserted" in the original 
> WSDL definition before printing it to the users.
> The behaviour is the same as the current AxisService2WSDL11 
> implementation, except that the code will work on 
> javax.wsdl.Definition instance, instead of on an OMElement.
> If you think this could be useful extension to Axis2, we could help 
> you integrate it. I attach the Java class that handles this, as well 
> as 2 JUnit test cases:
>
> 1. PolicyAttachmentOriginalWSDLTest - attaches a policy to each policy 
> subject within an AxisService (port, binding, binding operation, 
> binding operation input/output, portType, etc.)
> and verifies it is correctly attached in the returned "original" WSDL 
> (by checking for a PolicyReference element or a "PolicyURIs" attribute 
> on the corresponding WSDL element)
>
> 2. PolicyAttachmentGeneratedWSDLTest - tests the same thing, but this 
> time on the WSDL generated by AxisService2WSDL11 - this ensures that 
> both implementations attach the policies on the same wsdl elements and 
> using the same attachment approach (either PolicyReference or 
> "PolicyURIs" attribute depending on the policy subject).
>
> For the PolicyAttacher to work, just two lines of code need to be 
> added in the AxisService#printUserWSDL(OutputStream, String) method:
>
> PolicyAttacher attacher = new PolicyAttacher(this);
> Definition definitionWithPolicies = 
> attacher.getDefinitionWithPolicies(definition);
>
> //and then print "definitionWithPolicies" instead of "definition"
>
> Even if you decide not to go for this contribution, I think that at 
> least the 2nd test case will be an useful addition to the 
> axis2-integration module.
>
> Kind Regards,
>    Detelin
>
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