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axis2 wsa:to
Hello all,
Since axis2 supports ws-addressing i hope to get an answer her to the following question. By whom is the ws-addressing header (and message) supposed to be processed? If i send a message to a service that supports a certain operation but in the wsa header i assign the wsa:To with an URI of an other service that allso supports this operation can i expect that the message is rerouted from the first service to the second? Trying this with axis2 shows that the first service is processing the message and thus ignores the wsa:To field.
Hope it is clear.
Thanks.
Erwin
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Re: axis2 wsa:to
Posted by Paul Fremantle <pz...@gmail.com>.
Erwin
Apache Synapse (ws.apache.org/synapse) can be configured to do this
kind of routing. By default Axis2 only uses the wsa:To to dispatch to
the right service and operation, but not to different systems.
Paul
On 4/24/07, Erwin Reinhoud <Er...@gbo.overheid.nl> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Since axis2 supports ws-addressing i hope to get an answer her to the following question. By whom is the ws-addressing header (and message) supposed to be processed? If i send a message to a service that supports a certain operation but in the wsa header i assign the wsa:To with an URI of an other service that allso supports this operation can i expect that the message is rerouted from the first service to the second? Trying this with axis2 shows that the first service is processing the message and thus ignores the wsa:To field.
>
> Hope it is clear.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Erwin
>
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Re: axis2 wsa:to
Posted by Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com>.
Take a look at apache - sandesha
http://ws.apache.org/sandesha/userguide.html
An Operation from 1st web service can pass its returned value (String) to
2nd web service operation as input
reference: Invoking more than One Service in a single client
HTH/
M-
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From: "Erwin Reinhoud" <Er...@gbo.overheid.nl>
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Subject: axis2 wsa:to
Hello all,
Since axis2 supports ws-addressing i hope to get an answer her to the
following question. By whom is the ws-addressing header (and message)
supposed to be processed? If i send a message to a service that supports a
certain operation but in the wsa header i assign the wsa:To with an URI of
an other service that allso supports this operation can i expect that the
message is rerouted from the first service to the second? Trying this with
axis2 shows that the first service is processing the message and thus
ignores the wsa:To field.
Hope it is clear.
Thanks.
Erwin
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