Class LocalTransport

java.lang.Object
org.apache.axis.client.Transport
org.apache.axis.transport.local.LocalTransport

public class LocalTransport extends Transport
A Transport which will cause an invocation via a "local" AxisServer. Serialization will still be tested, as the requests and responses pass through a String conversion (see LocalSender.java) - this is primarily for testing and debugging. This transport will either allow the LocalSender to create its own AxisServer, or if you have one you've configured and wish to use, you may pass it in to the constructor here.
Author:
Rob Jellinghaus (robj@unrealities.com), Doug Davis (dug@us.ibm.com), Glen Daniels (gdaniels@allaire.com)
  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • LocalTransport

      public LocalTransport()
      No-arg constructor, which will use an AxisServer constructed by the LocalSender (see LocalSender.java).
    • LocalTransport

      public LocalTransport(AxisServer server)
      Use this constructor if you have a particular server kicking around (perhaps which you've already deployed useful stuff into) which you'd like to use.
      Parameters:
      server - an AxisServer which will bubble down to the LocalSender
  • Method Details

    • setRemoteService

      public void setRemoteService(String remoteServiceName)
      Use this to indicate a particular "remote" service which should be invoked on the target AxisServer. This can be used programatically in place of a service-specific URL.
      Parameters:
      remoteServiceName - the name of the remote service to invoke
    • setupMessageContextImpl

      public void setupMessageContextImpl(MessageContext mc, Call call, AxisEngine engine)
      Set up any transport-specific derived properties in the message context.
      Overrides:
      setupMessageContextImpl in class Transport
      Parameters:
      engine - the engine containing the registries
      context - the context to set up
      message - the client service instance