Booby,
Thank you for you reply. One more question :-)
Assuming I will implement the cashing on the handler level, can I know
the contents of the request once I get the response ?
I mean once I have the response processed in the handler, is there any
way to access the request, or should I "store" it once the request is
being made ?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Dima Gutzeit.
Bobby Bissett - Javasoft wrote:
>>
>> In the handler (logical one) I can see only
>> public boolean handleMessage(LogicalMessageContext messageContext)
>>
>> How can I stop the exection at this point and to "reply" to the
>> "caller" of certain ws method ?
>
> You can replace the contents of the current message with a valid
> response message and return false from the handle() method. This will
> terminate handler processing and reverse the direction of the message
> back to the client. (...unless it's a one-way message, in which case
> you wouldn't be asking this question since there would be no return
> value to cache.)
>
> It may be easier, if possible, to cache the information in your own
> code and only make the web service call occasionally, rather than
> intercepting the web service call. Just a suggestion -- I know there
> are cases where adding the handler is actually simpler.
>
> Cheers,
> Bobby
>
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