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| ! How to enable JAX-WS handlers in OpenESB |
| In OpenESB, we allow user handler implementations to be plugged into JAX-WS runtime through HTTP BC. A few things worth mentioning are: |
| ** Handler implementation can be implemented in Java SE project(s) or any other standalone environment, i.e. handler implementation(s) can also be compiled outside of the IDE. |
| ** Handler is an user implemented class with the only requirement of implementing the well-defined JAX-WS handler interface (SOAPHandler, LogicalHandler, and the optimized version of the SOAPHandler called MessageHandler) |
| ** Handler implementation and configuration does not affect the application composition, i.e. building a BPEL process which adds a webservice request message\\ |
| handler to tweak the SOAP headers before invoking a remote service should/would not affect the BPEL logic. |
| ** Handler configuration, i.e. the particular handler class to invoke, will be done on the SOAP binding in CASA editor |
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| * What can be done using JAX-WS handlers |
| ! How to configure JAX-WS handlers in OpenESB |
| As mentioned earlier, handlers can be configured on the SOAP binding in CASA. Since it is a port (endpoint) level configuration, the handler configuration is enabled on the SOAP endpoint icon (i.e. the "greenish" and the "pupleish" arrows), as shown in the screen shot below: |
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| ! How to enable JAX-WS handlers in OpenESB |