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Hi,
I am new to Apache CXF and I have one requirement wherein I have to modify response XML generated by CXF webservice. I am using JAX-WS.
After going through documentation it seems interceptors could be useful fo this, but I m not sure how to do it. Can someone help me with detailed sample code for achieving this.
Any help really appreciated.
(I should be able to modify message before any encryption or signing of message will be done.)
 
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Curious Mind wrote:Hi,
I am new to Apache CXF and I have one requirement wherein I have to modify response XML generated by CXF webservice. I am using JAX-WS.
After going through documentation it seems interceptors could be useful fo this, but I m not sure how to do it. Can someone help me with detailed sample code for achieving this.
Any help really appreciated.
(I should be able to modify message before any encryption or signing of message will be done.)



I could able to complete the requirement using JAXWS handlers and through interceptors as well.
 
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