org.apache.cocoon.components.axis
Interface SoapServer

All Known Implementing Classes:

SoapServerImpl

public interface SoapServer

SoapServer interface.

This interface describes the operations provided by any Axis Soap Server implementations.

Example use:

    SoapServer server = (SoapServer) manager.lookup(SoapServer.ROLE);
    MessageContext message = server.createMessageContext(req, res, con);
    server.invoke(message);
    manager.release(server);
    // message sent back to sender
  

Version:

CVS $Id: SoapServer.java 325933 2005-10-17 17:01:27Z sylvain $

Author:

Marcus Crafter

Field Summary

static String	LOGGER Constant used to key message context entries for an avalon logger
static String	ROLE Component's ROLE definition

Method Summary

org.apache.axis.MessageContext	createMessageContext(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res, ServletContext con) Method to create a new message context, based on this Axis server instance, and the caller's request, response, and context objects.
void	invoke(org.apache.axis.MessageContext message) Invoke a particular message context on this server.

Field Detail

ROLE

public static final String ROLE

Component's ROLE definition

LOGGER

public static final String LOGGER

Constant used to key message context entries for an avalon logger

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Method Detail

invoke

public void invoke(org.apache.axis.MessageContext message)
            throws Exception

Invoke a particular message context on this server. This method takes the given message, invokes it on the server and sets the response inside it for the caller to retrieve.

Parameters:

message - a MessageContext instance

Throws:

Exception - if an error occurs

createMessageContext

public org.apache.axis.MessageContext createMessageContext(HttpServletRequest req,
                                                           HttpServletResponse res,
                                                           ServletContext con)

Method to create a new message context, based on this Axis server instance, and the caller's request, response, and context objects.

Parameters:

req - a HttpServletRequest instance

res - a HttpServletResponse instance

con - a ServletContext instance

Returns:

a MessageContext instance