org.apache.axis.transport.jms
Class JMSSender
- Handler, Serializable
This is meant to be used on a SOAP Client to call a SOAP server.
- Jaime Meritt (jmeritt@sonicsoftware.com)
- Richard Chung (rchung@sonicsoftware.com)
- Dave Chappell (chappell@sonicsoftware.com)
protected HashMap | createApplicationProperties(MessageContext context) - Return a map of properties that makeup the application-specific
for the JMS Messages.
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void | invoke(MessageContext msgContext) - invoke() creates an endpoint, sends the request SOAP message, and then
either reads the response SOAP message or simply returns.
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canHandleBlock , cleanup , generateWSDL , getDeploymentData , getName , getOption , getOptions , getUnderstoodHeaders , init , initHashtable , onFault , setName , setOption , setOptionDefault , setOptions , setOptionsLockable |
JMSSender
public JMSSender()
createApplicationProperties
protected HashMap createApplicationProperties(MessageContext context)
Return a map of properties that makeup the application-specific
for the JMS Messages.
invoke
public void invoke(MessageContext msgContext)
throws AxisFault
invoke() creates an endpoint, sends the request SOAP message, and then
either reads the response SOAP message or simply returns.
- invoke in interface Handler
msgContext
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AxisFault
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