Thanks Bobby. I would really appreciate if you can give me some ideas to work around this problem.
Thanks.
Bobby Bissett - Javasoft <robert.bissett_at_sun.com> wrote:
>
> I attached the my handler class. The handler doesn't do anything because
> I tried to narrow down what causes that happens.
> Could you please take a look and test it again with the attached handler
> class?
Since I've seen your original email look different after it's been
replied to with other people's emailers, I'm not going to use the
"ampersand" sign here but will use "[AMP]" to mean the sign so things
stay how I wrote them (hopefully).
I tried a simple echoString() method with no handlers and sent "bert
[AMP] ernie" and got back:
result: "bert [AMP] ernie"
Request has:
bert [AMP]amp; ernie
Response has:
bert [AMP]amp; ernie
So far, so good.
When I throw a simple handler like yours on there I get:
result: "bert [AMP]amp;[AMP]amp; ernie"
Request has:
bert [AMP]amp;amp;[AMP]amp;amp; ernie
Response has:
bert [AMP]amp;amp;[AMP]amp;amp; ernie
When you don't use handlers, the jaxrpc runtime creates the xml itself
and parses the response, so it encodes the symbol and decodes it later.
When you add a handler, even if the handler does nothing, the runtime
has to create a SOAPMessage to pass into the handler's handleXYZ()
methods. So I think [AMP]->[AMP]amp;->[AMP]amp;amp; since the symbol is
being escaped twice. (Not sure how it gets doubled as well.)
I can't think of any workaround now, but will look at the way we create
the SOAPMessage to see what we can do about it.
Thanks,
Bobby
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