In the JAXRPC RI:
If I add a handler chain for a specific actor and set a mustUnderstand
header for that actor, the handler specifies that it handles the header
by returning the QName of the header in the getHeaders method.
How do I specify that a mustUnderstand header with no actor has been
processed. I have a handler chain specified like this
<chain runAt="server">
<handler className="com.develop.SimpleHandler"/>
</chain>
(BTW, I've tried the configuration both with and without a 'headers'
attribute)
I assumed that this would be equivalent to the handler for the 'ultimate
recipient'. In the handlers getHeaders method I do this
public QName[] getHeaders()
{
return new QName[]{new QName("
http://echoservice.develop.com/types",
"SomeHeader")};
}
and the request contains this
<env:Envelope xmlns:ns0="
http://echoservice.develop.com/types">
<env:Header>
<ns0:SomeHeader env:mustUnderstand="1"/>
</env:Header>
I see the handler being called both on the request and the response
side, but my implementation *isn't* executed, and the JAXRPC runtime
throws a 'mustUnderstand' exception.
So, how do I tell the runtime that I've processed this header?
Kevin Jones
Developmentor
www.develop.com