soap client code getting items in the message context for th

[acxsjones]

Is there a way to get an item in the MessageContext for a handler to look at. This is from the client code that is calling the gnerated code.

 HelloWorld_Impl service = new HelloWorld_Impl();
 HelloWorldEndpoint endPoint = service.getHelloWorldEndpointPort();

 Stub stub = (Stub) endPoint;

 stub._setProperty(Stub.USERNAME_PROPERTY, "scott");
 stub._setProperty(Stub.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, "password");
 stub._setProperty(Stub.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, "http://localhost:7070/helloworld/1.0");

 try {
 String output = endPoint.hello("Scott");

 } catch (RemoteException e) {
 // TODO Auto-generated catch block
 e.printStackTrace();
 super.fail("exception caught in test case");
 }

I know how to get a hold of the message context from the ejb that is called

 SOAPMessageContext msgContext = (SOAPMessageContext)_ctx.getMessageContext();
 SOAPMessage soapMessage = msgContext.getMessage();
 SOAPHeader soapHeader;
 try {
 soapHeader = soapMessage.getSOAPHeader();
 Iterator it = soapHeader.extractAllHeaderElements();
 if (it.hasNext() == false)
 log.info("No header elements");
 }

I need to place something in the context or some way to pass something to one of my handlers

[jason.greene]

You can set/get a property on a SOAPMessage.

-Jason

[acxsjones]

I can get to the soap message in the ejb.

But I do not have a handle on it in the client code. I have the generated items from wscompile
service
endpoint
stub

[thomas.diesler]

A client side handler can add a header element, which on the server side can be extracted and be added to the message context.

[acxsjones]

I am doing what you are suggesting. What I need is some way, from the client code (not a handler), to get something in the message context.

Look at the example code. From the generated stubs I do not know how to get something that the handler can see

[thomas.diesler]

You can use a thread local association.

[acxsjones]

I thought that there is not garantee that the handler would be on the same thread?

[thomas.diesler]

AFAIK, in jboss they are if you don't call a one-way operation.