Hi everyone.
First of all, I apologize if this is not the correct place to put this topic. Then, let's go to the question.
I have developed a service exposing an EJB as a web service, and it works, but I would want to log the content of the received SOAP requests. I am using log4j.xml with the org.jboss.ws.server.ServiceEndpoint category and it works fine in JBoss 4.0.4 in Windows, but when I try the same in another JBoss (4.2.0) in Solaris, the values of the parameters are replaced for '--------' in the log file. Does anyone know what happens? Is there a better way to get SOAP messages logged?
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
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I've committed an initial import for the unified metadata project (jbossas/projects/metadata/trunk). This doesn't show how it's going to be, just all metadata classes thrown together.
For the part of WS I've imported the integration classes, because I can't find a mavenized ws-spi. Also I've removed some stuff that is dependent on Kernel, because the new metadata shouldn't have such a dependency and I just wanted it to compile.
How shall we proceed from here?
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1) Fix the build so it is reproducable
yes, this is an outstanding issue which is caused by dependencies of our integration layers on projects that have no tagged release. It definitely needs to be done.
2) Don't reinvent the deployers framework
We are taking the concepts of the deployer architecture and make them available accross AS50, AS42, AS40
3) Fix the error handling
Please be more specific
4) Reuse the already developed code instead of re-inventing it and introducing
alternate bugs. If it is doesn't quite do do what you want then add some new callbacks
like the accepts() I added to the parsing deployers so EJB3 can do its hacks. :-)
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