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  | | | - Can I provide SAML Support for JBoss WS Handler with WS | - Can I provide SAML Support for JBoss WS Handler with WS 2007-07-12 - By BmanT
Back Hi,
I'm new to the idea of handlers - but I've been tasked to write a handler that can create SAML assertions and from the JBossWS spec status page, I see that it is 0% complete.
On a basic level, from what I understand about handlers, I can write a java class that will extend a *Handler. And then set the handler for the service in the xml file. And as long as the handler is on the classpath - it will be used . So can I package the WSS4J libraries, with my handler class so I can use the functionality? Or maybe just drop the wss4j.jar in the Jboss lib?
Also - I'm writing the handler - but I am not writing the service. Does a handler have to be packaged with the service? Or can it be added as a jar or war file?
The User Guide seems to indicate it has to be within the Service WAR file, but I just want to know if its possible to extract the handler to a separate archive. Why you ask? because another company is tasked with writing the service - but I am tasked with writing the handler - and I'm new to it - so I don't even know if that is possible.
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