Bad date format in generated client API (weblogic server Workshop)

Question

Hello,
i'm making web service client from oracle weblogic workshop.
I have used "clientgen" Ant task to generate the client library.
The WSDL indicates that certain fields are of type xsd:date.
     <xs:complexType name="declarationType">
          <xs:sequence>
               <xs:element ref="directive"/>
               <xs:element ref="deadline"/>
               <xs:element ref="complete"/>
               <xs:element ref="transposition"/>
               <xs:element ref="comment"/>
          </xs:sequence>
     </xs:complexType>
     <xs:element name="deadline" type="xs:date">
          <xs:annotation>
               <xs:documentation>Deadline (date) for executing this directive.</xs:documentation>
          </xs:annotation>
     </xs:element>
So in the API generated, i've a function generated to set the deadline with java.util.Calendar as parameter.
If i construct my message and pass 2010-07-06 to the function that initialise the deadline date(in yyyy-mm-dd)
The web service client sends "2010-07-06+02:00". (because i'm locate in Bruxelles in Belgium)
However, the server expects "2010-07-06". (yyyy-mm-dd)
So how can I do to pass it correctly?
i've tried in a message handler, but i've to sign the body of the message.
So when i modify the body in the handler to format the date, i receive an error from the server because the signature isn't valid.
How can i change the format of the date passe, before signing of the body.
thanks in advance.

Answer 1

By "client's principle", do you mean the identity of the user who got logged
in? You should be able to call HttpServletRequest.getUserPrincipal() or in
EJB land SessionContext.getCallerPrincipal(). Also, if this is the identity
you are interested in you just be able to call the EJB and then use
getCallerPrincipal() as the identity should be propogated across the wire.
- Neil
"Raymond Tiong" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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I'm posting this at the risk of sounding as if I didn't read thedocumentation
before hand. (Which I've only glanced through to be honest.)
I want to be able to retrieve the SSL information, particularly theclient's principle
in order to pass it to an EJB to retrieve user specific information.
Is this possible? If how, what are the steps in general?
In Workshop, in the JWS file, which api's do I call?
Thanks in advance,
Ray