Dear CXF devs,Is there a way to get jaxws:endpoint object so that I could
update it at the runtime (server side)?I am trying to update/add
"publishedEndpointUrl" attribute during the initialization from another
property file.for example:Thank you in advance.
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Thanks Daniel.
I am not sure I am doing it right but it is not working on my case.
I tried to inject it inside of "ServiceImpl" constructor. I am under
impression that the XML or injection has already been done when the class is
instantiated.
@Resource
private EndpointImpl endpoint;
public Se
It is working after I wrapped the endpoint object to another bean.
However, accessing it inside of ServicesImpl constructor via injection is
still giving me null because the ConfigThing bean hasn't been created it. Is
it possible to load the ConfigThing first?
Also, supposedly that I could modify
Hi Daniel,
I am able to get the EndpointImpl object but when I tried to publish, it
throws exception (Cannot invoke method after endpoint has been published.)
I had the endpoint stopped and it should publishable.
this.endpoint.stop();
this.endpoint.setPublishedEndpointUrl("http://
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for super fast response. I totally appreciate it since I am at the
end of delivery.
I notice the publish flag is never set when stop is called.
However, I looked into source code and try to implement the same way on my
server. However, I run to another issue where
this.endpoi
After using the SRC, I found out that EndpointImpl has a bug where it is not
setting the EndpointInfo.
It is working now after I set EndpointInfo object directly.
Thanks.
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Some WSDL to java fails to parse the WSDL when it sees more than one part in
a message.
The service definition contains header in the parameters which translate to
WSDL having two parts in the message.
Is there a way to generate WSDL with a single part?
public String runTask(
@WebParam(name=Consta
any update?
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