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[jira] Commented: (AXIS2-2776) Providing soap address based on
request Host header in user provided WSDL
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Matteo TURRA commented on AXIS2-2776:
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I agree with Luis Mariano Luporini because if I have multiple installations I need to modify each to reflect hostnames!
Why don't use the hostname on the request coming?
Any news on this issue?
> Providing soap address based on request Host header in user provided WSDL
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> Key: AXIS2-2776
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2776
> Project: Axis2
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: kernel
> Affects Versions: 1.3, 1.2, nightly
> Environment: Tested on Linux, Tomcat 6.0.10, Sun JDK 5. Patch included should work in any environment as well.
> Reporter: Luis Mariano Luporini
> Assignee: Deepal Jayasinghe
> Fix For: nightly
>
> Attachments: AxisService.java.patch
>
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> When Axis2 must respond to a ?wsdl request, there are three possible scenarios in which soap:address is calculated and given back inside the generated WSDL.
> 1. User provided WSDL with parameter modifyUserWSDLPortAddress set to false
> 2. User provided WSDL with parameter modifyUserWSDLPortAddress set to true
> 3. On the fly WSDL generation
> In case 1 the soap:address in the response is left unaltered and the original WSDL without modifications is given to the client.
> In the other two cases (2 and 3), Axis2 is currently using the first available IP address in the server to complete (or replace) the hostname part of the generated soap:address in the WSDL. This is a problem in environments when virtual hosting is used, and it represents a problem too when you have development, testing and production environments with different hostnames/ips, you are using a custom WSDL and these environments can be queried from different locations (Internet and Intranet for example).
> For case 2, I've made the attached patch to AxisService.java.
> This patch uses the provided info in Host header of the HTTP request (if provided) to generate the soap:address info inside WSDLs.
> Case 1 is really different and there are different ways to solve it. I think I'd need more time to get to understand how all this works and then I'll be able to take at least a reasonable solution. There is a JIRA about this case but it's unassigned sadly: AXIS2-2720 <http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2720>.
> Thanks.
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