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Originally posted by hani Ibrahim:
Dear ruijin yang ,
Would you please explain that in more details and is that appear in web services specification or in Vendor specification like Websphere ?![]()
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SUN Certified Business Component Developer Java EE Platform 5 (2008)<br />SUN Certified Developer for Java Web Services (2007)<br />IBM WebSphere Portal V5.1 Application Development (2006)<br />SUN Certified Web Component Developer (2001)<br />SUN Certified Java 2 Programmer (2001)
Originally posted by Amit K Srivastava:
Hi Ruijin,
Client handler is something which Webservice client should take care of [Client handler may be enriching soap requests emanating from WS Client with the header information which is supposed to be proccessed by the Webservice's Server handler].
It makes sense for client application's web.xml to capture these information you have mentioned.
Could you please share the idea behind this as i am not so sure why webservice should declare this?
Thanks,
Amit Srivastava..
SUN Certified Business Component Developer Java EE Platform 5 (2008)<br />SUN Certified Developer for Java Web Services (2007)<br />IBM WebSphere Portal V5.1 Application Development (2006)<br />SUN Certified Web Component Developer (2001)<br />SUN Certified Java 2 Programmer (2001)
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