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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / July 2006WSE3 interoperating with other WS-Addressing versions
Hello, I'm trying to coerce a WSE 3.0 client into consuming an Axis2 web service. The Axis service generates WS-Addressing elements with the 2005 (http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing) standard, but WSE3 expects the 2004/08 namespace. Is there any way to disable addressing in WSE? Communication between the service and client is always point-to-point, and WS-Addressing doesn't really seem to be necessary. Alternately, is it possible to intercept and filter inbound SOAP messages BEFORE they reach the built-in addressing module? I've tried adding a custom policy to filter the addressing elements, but the pipeline seems to die before it reaches my filter -- no matter where it is placed in the policy list. Thanks. - Solomon Hi - I managed to get it working - but not sure whether it is optimized and been too busy to go any deeper since. I created a class derived from SoapHttpRouter. Override ProcessRequestMessage() - return the endpoint for non-wse clients and the Actor URI for wse 3.0 clients The non-WSe clients can just call your service, but WSE 3.0 clients need to specify the Destination property to set the To and Via Uri's. I don't have time to look into what i did right now, but i am pretty sure that if you set the SoapActor attribute on the end service it will fail (or vice versa), so leave it out. I'd like to hear more about this though - whether you can do it ALL in the pipeline without your WSE 3.0 client having to set the To and Via properties AND non-WSE clients can work too (i can get it working without setting the To and Via, but then nonWSE clients break). steven http://stevenR2.com > Hello, I'm trying to coerce a WSE 3.0 client into consuming an Axis2 web > service. The Axis service generates WS-Addressing elements with the 2005 [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > - Solomon Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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