I am calling a SOAP based webservice using JAX-WS and a client jar. I want to get a request and response somehow and save it for audit purposes. How I can do this?
When I google it, only Handlers come up, but, as far as I understand, it is not applicable on client side.
I generated a WebService from a WSDL using JAXWS and import the finally generated WSDL to my SOAPUI to send out the request and view the response. For some reason, I always have to set WSS TimeToLive as 1000 in the request properties, else I get an error in the response. Now, I generated a client from the WSDL. I wonder if I need to set the WSS TimeToLive here as well
I have an apache server with rest APIs accepting Json object and produce Json object.testing the sever using Chrome advanced rest client show no problems.I then tried to create a jave client, using org.jboss.resteasy:
public T sendPostRequest(String url, T input) throws Exception { ClientRequest request = getNewClientRequest(url); ObjectMapper om = new ObjectMapper(); final String body = om.writeValueAsString(input); request.body(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON, body); final ClientResponse<String> responseObj = request.post(String.class); validateResponseString(url, responseObj); String responseString = responseObj.getEntity(String.class); responseObj.releaseConnection();
Are the WebDAV extensions related to REST principles? What I mean by that is, REST is an abstraction of the WWW architecture and the WebDAV is just an extension to the HTTP. So can we say that when I speak in terms of REST API's, I can restrict myself to HTTP and not HTTP extensions like WebDAV?
The output from the debug show that permissions values inside of the ResourceImpl contains the values I'd expect (foo,bar), but inside the interceptor, they're missing. Is there a way to get the arguments in ResourceImpl to pass through to the interceptor?
Log output looks like:
15:59:55,223 INFO [stdout] (default task-9) @edu.psu.swe.fortress.poc.interceptor.FortressProtected(permissions=[]) 15:59:55,229 INFO [stdout] (default task-9) @edu.psu.swe.fortress.poc.interceptor.FortressProtected(permissions=[foo, bar])
i have a service to save some form fields from the client and i need to add uploading image to that service using json. the service consumes json and produces json.
We have a big application which is implemented in basic servlet. WE have Get and Post request in servlet. I want to provide them security if any malicious attack will happen on the form submit method. I want to make it secure. In detail, suppose if any user want to submit form/ any ajax request from my application and if he/she changes the method of submission from POST to GET then how I will recognize this?
I know that HTTPServletRequest object have GetMethod() but how I will detect that it is not changed by Tamper data/Fidler/Watir. One more way, I googled is by using GetQueryString() method but lot of the places I have query paramater in my POST request.
I have an endpoint that will determine if a passed in integer is prime or not. Should the request to this endpoint be GET or POST? Right now, I'm thinking it should be GET since it doesn't do anything to any resource.
Now that I have set up my dev environment on a new machine with new eclipse, it does not work.
It displays Ï instead of π.
I've already tried adding URIEncoding="UTF-8" to server.xml which did not work since it only affect get not post. I figured out how to get the parameter with correct encoding on the new system:
Having with LSL and JSF working together? The only thing I have gotten to work with LSL is PHP, and I know I could get JSP working with it with a little research. However, I rather not mix them on my server.
The only requirement for LSL to work with it is there needs be a custom page that can handle get and post request directly. I have not done this with JSF yet so I'm wondering how that would look.
I have tried each and every thing in all the other answers. Like setting chunked to false, changing parameters, changing http1.1 -1.0. I am just writing a sample client to compare it with my real time client. Following is the code of client:
package com.webservicemart.ws; import java.rmi.RemoteException; import org.apache.axis2.AxisFault; import com.webservicemart.ws.USZipStub.ValidateZip; public class UsZipClient { public static void main(String[] args) {
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And Following is the error :
[INFO] Unable to sendViaPost to url[http://www.webservicemart.com/uszip.asmx] org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: Transport error: 404 Error: Not Found at org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPSender.handleResponse(HTTPSender.java:310) at org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPSender.sendViaPost(HTTPSender.java:194) at org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPSender.send(HTTPSender.java:75)
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I have tried with other geoIP service and weather forecast too. I get the same error.
I have written a program in JAVA which fetches an image from MYSql Database. I get a BLOB object then I am trying to convert that BLOB object to string; again I am using that object to write the image to a file. the image file is getting created in E: but it does display any image
1) From War A, I login to the application and then fetch some users that is a rest call. I get the response back from rest in json form that ui consumes and display the data on page.
2) Now I click on the logout link from ui jsp. This logs out the session from Ui. I use <form data-dojo-type="dijit/form/Form" based logout.
3) I then go to the proxy (using burp) and manually request the rest call which I made in step no 1), the rest gives the response back with the same json object returned in step no 1) This shows that the logout action on step 2) is invalidated the session from War A (ui war) but the session or cookie based from WAR B (rest war) is not invalidated.
Expected outcome:After I Logout from War A(ui war), the session must also get invalidated from war B (rest war) and manually request from proxy should not get the same response object as received in step 1)
I am new to java. I have recently learned JDBC connection pool in tomcat. To make code reuse I want to share the connection among all servlets without any conflict.
Here My code snippet:
public class GetConnection{ private DataSource ds; public Connection getConnection(){ try { InitialContext initialContext = new InitialContext(); Context context = (Context) initialContext.lookup("java:comp/env"); ds = (DataSource) context.lookup("connpool");
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Is this right way to do. Or I will get any problem due to concurrent threads.
I want to print RAW Request Response XML to console. I have created the stubs using wsdl2java axis2. wsdl2java has created 2 java files, one for stub and one for callbackhandler.
I am trying with below method but getting null value for
operationContext.getMessageContext("Out") / operationContext.getMessageContext("In");. public void SOAPLogHandler(Stub stub){
//**** Enable the Cache to hold the last operation OperationContext OperationContext = new OperationContext(); boolean cacheLastOperationContext = true; OperationContext.setComplete(true); // Enable the Cache value serviceConxt.setCachingOperationContext(cacheLastOperationContext); serviceConxt.setLastOperationContext(OperationContext);
I have written the following code to handle multiple Client Request. Lets Assume that it takes server 300 nano seconds(ns) to process one connection request. It recieves two connection requests at time t1 and t1+200ns. Since server is busy handling request 1 at time t1+200ns. what will happen to request 2.if yes what is the max size of that buffer?Maximum number of request that a server process per unit time depends on the java code.Is there also a limit to how many request a server can recieve per unit time?
public class EchoServer { public static void main(String args[]) { ServerSocket serverSocket = null; BufferedReader readSocket = null; PrintStream writeSocket = null; serverSocket = new ServerSocket(9998);
I have a https connection from Client to Server and a malware in client. The malware modifies the message and compromises its integrity. I am using a proxy to check the Integrity of the message after the malware has changed the message and before sending it over the internet to the server.
Now, How can I check the Integrity of the message (Sure that it has not been modified by any Man in the Middle) for the second half of my communication channel(Which is from Client to the Server over the internet).
I see few conventional approaches of CRC or Checksum will work. But I am looking for some non traditional or upcoming approaches.
Ideally SSL Data shouldn't be able to be decrypted by any MIM. But my assumption is that any Protocol is subjected to attack and compromised in real world and few recent studies are proving that https is breakable. Thus, I am trying to perform a What if analysis? On the client side, lets say malware is not more powerful than just modifies the transaction amount and destination account number in a typical online Baking transaction.
I have created a sample java web service client using Apache Axis. It works well with basicHTTPbinding (without security and Basic authentication).I am not able to make a secured communication. How to make it work in a secured way using NTLM or any other security.
