How to get access to http headers in SOAP binding service

[jorgemoralespou_2]

Hi,

I want to do similar functionality as done with other product and I need to have a service exposed as SOAP binding and have access to http headers also, cause we use a custom http header for internal purposes, and want to do some logic on this http header, although the service is SOAP.

I have enabled message tracing and it seems none http header is progressed, I have added .* as well as http.* and no header is progressed/displayed, but it is in an http/rest service.

[kcbabo]

Hmm ... SOAP and HTTP headers should be added to the context for SOAP bindings.  Do you have an example project which demonstrates the problem?

[jorgemoralespou_2]

Hi,

Following up on this:

Sample project here: jorgemoralespou/fsw-poc-soap-rest-camel · GitHub

Sample project has SOAP binding, passing all http headers in message composer (.*) and logging in camel route all headers with: <to uri="log:com.mycompany.order?showAll=true"/>

I'm sending 2 custom http headers, checked they are coming in:

13:57:54,293 FINE  [org.apache.cxf.transport.http.Headers] (http-/127.0.0.1:8080-5) Request Headers: {accept-encoding=[gzip,deflate], connection=[Keep-Alive], Content-Length=[478], content-type=[text/xml;charset=UTF-8], custom=[hello], host=[localhost:8080], myheader=[test], SOAPAction=[""], user-agent=[Apache-HttpClient/4.1.1 (java 1.5)]}

But in MessageTrace from SwitchYard does not appear:

------- Begin Message Trace -------
Consumer -> {urn:com.example.switchyard:soap:1.0}Payment
Provider -> [unassigned]
Operation -> transferFunds
MEP -> IN_OUT
Phase -> IN
State -> OK
Exchange Context -> 
  CamelCreatedTimestamp ..........................: Fri Jul 25 13:48:48 CEST 2014
  CamelFilterMatched .............................: false
  CamelToEndpoint ................................: direct://%7Burn:com.example.switchyard:soap:1.0%7DPayment
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.consumer ..............: ServiceReference [name={urn:com.example.switchyard:soap:1.0}Payment, interface=SWITCHYARD010007: BaseServiceInterface [type=wsdl, operations=[SWITCHYARD010008: transferFunds : IN_OUT : [{http://ws.camelcookbook.org/payment-service/types}transferRequest, {http://ws.camelcookbook.org/payment-service/types}transferResponse, null]]], domain=ServiceDomain [name=null]]
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.contract ..............: org.switchyard.metadata.BaseExchangeContract@6b4c37a1
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.dispatcher ............: org.switchyard.bus.camel.ExchangeDispatcher@4ca8ebd2
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.labels ................: {org.switchyard.exchangeGatewayName=[org.switchyard.label.behavior.transient], org.switchyard.exchangeInitiatedNS=[org.switchyard.label.behavior.transient], org.switchyard.security.context.SecurityContext=[org.switchyard.label.behavior.transient]}
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.phase .................: IN
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.replyHandler ..........: org.switchyard.component.common.SynchronousInOutHandler@58d8620f
  org.switchyard.exchangeGatewayName .............: soap1
  org.switchyard.exchangeInitiatedNS .............: 10403850359902
  org.switchyard.security.context.SecurityContext : DefaultSecurityContext@1712190554[systemUUID=d2e95bde-29c9-4972-a76e-8c5170581f37, expirationMillis=0, credentials=[ConfidentialityCredential@505771278[confidential=false]], securityDomainsToSubjects={}]
Message Context -> 
  Accept ...................................................: text/xml, text/html, image/gif, image/jpeg, *; q=.2, */*; q=.2
  breadcrumbId .............................................: ID-localhost-localdomain-39600-1406288868146-3-19
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.labels ..........................: {org.switchyard.contentType=[org.switchyard.label.behavior.transient], org.switchyard.bus.camel.messageSent=[org.switchyard.label.behavior.transient], {http://ws.camelcookbook.org/payment-service/types}amount=[org.switchyard.label.component.soap, org.switchyard.label.endpoint.soap], Accept=[org.switchyard.label.endpoint.http, org.switchyard.label.component.soap]}
  org.switchyard.bus.camel.messageSent .....................: true
  org.switchyard.contentType ...............................: {http://ws.camelcookbook.org/payment-service/types}transferRequest
  org.switchyard.messageId .................................: ID-localhost-localdomain-39600-1406288868146-3-19
  org.switchyard.soap.messageName ..........................: TransferRequest
  {http://ws.camelcookbook.org/payment-service/types}amount : 1000
Message Content -> 
<typ:transferRequest xmlns:typ="http://ws.camelcookbook.org/payment-service/types">
  <typ:bank>My Bank</typ:bank>
  <typ:from>Jorge</typ:from>
  <typ:to>Another person</typ:to>
  <typ:amount>1000</typ:amount>
  </typ:transferRequest>
------ End Message Trace -------

Debugged with help of Keith to https://github.com/jboss-switchyard/components/blob/master/soap/src/main/java/org/switchyard/component/soap/endpoint/BaseWebService.java#L86

And only mime header is: Accept

This is FSW 6.0.0

Hope with this info Magesh can track down the problem, if any. I will wait for comments to open JIRA.

Thanks

[jorgemoralespou_2]

Hi,

Added an http binding, that also prints headers, to show how http bindings does good. Soap ui can send same request to both endpoints.

[jorgemoralespou_2]

Hi,

I have modified the project to have same component (loggin my http header) with 3 bindings (rest, soap and http). It seems that only SOAP does not work.

Soapui project has 3 endpoints configured, can be tested with same request.

[jorgemoralespou_2]

Jira is opened: [SWITCHYARD-2236] http headers in soap binding are broken - JBoss Issue Tracker