You can use the SOAPContext on the server side to access the request object
and from there get the header entries. To do this, you must add SOAPContext
as the first parameter to the method you're invoking through SOAP. See the
documentation (I believe its the interoperability section) to see how t
Hi Sam,
I have a similar deployment scenario where I have incorporated the SOAP 2.2
web.xml with my applications and I have deployed it as a war file into tomcat.
The only issue I found is that unless the class you're trying oto access
through SOAP is defined in the classpath that starts tomcat,
Brett,
In order to make this class available through SOAP, it needs to be in the
startup classpath. I have asked this question already about 3 times since
I had the impression that I could package my SOAP app in a war file and just
drop it in tomcat/webapps in order to make it work. Unfortunately
