Defining a request wrapper for a web service
This recipe describes a method of defining a request wrapper for a web service that is built from Java code. A request wrapper is used by the marshalling process and specifies the bean that is used at runtime. This approach is used in most scenarios when we start developing a web service out of WSDL and want to provide a different Java implementation code.
Getting ready
In this recipe, we will build upon the example from the Wrapping exceptions into faults recipe.
How to do it…
We create a new wrapper class in JDeveloper and name it AuthoriseRequest. The content of the class is trivial; it contains two members and its getter/setter methods. The annotations of the class are more interesting:
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD) ...
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