Webservice (JAX-WS) and schema validation using standard way (not proprietary)

[COURTAULT Francois]

Hello,

As far as I have seen in the JAX-WS 2.3 specification there is no special description on how to perform a schema validation on SOAP incoming request.
Previously, I used Weblogic, so we have used @SchemaValidation annotation.

Does this annotation work on TomEE ?

So I have looked on other possibilities trying to not used proprietary annotation or facilities. I have found the following solutions:

- Implement a Provider and use a Validator
@WebServiceProvider(....)
public xxxRequest implements Provider<SOAPMessage> {
@override
public SOAPMessage invoke(final SOAPMessage request) {
// use a Validator here
}
}

- Use @HandlerChain(file= "handler-chain.xml") with a SOAPHandler

What is the best approach ? Is there other standard way to do that ?
Best Regards.
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[Romain Manni-Bucau]

Hi Francois,

Looks good to me. Was used to CXF API but portably it looks like you have
better solution.

Post by COURTAULT Francois
Hello,
As far as I have seen in the JAX-WS 2.3 specification there is no special
description on how to perform a schema validation on SOAP incoming request.
Does this annotation work on TomEE ?
So I have looked on other possibilities trying to not used proprietary
- Implement a Provider and use a Validator
@WebServiceProvider(....)
public xxxRequest implements Provider<SOAPMessage> {
@override
public SOAPMessage invoke(final SOAPMessage request) {
// use a Validator here
}
}
What is the best approach ? Is there other standard way to do that ?
Best Regards.
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