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From: Per Andersson <per.andersson@idainfront.se>
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Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2011 08:37:51 +0200
Subject: SV: "Pretty print" request messages?
Thread-Topic: "Pretty print" request messages?
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Hi again!
No one that know if this is possible at all?

//Per

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=C4mne: "Pretty print" request messages?

Hi!
This is kind of a strange question I guess, but anyway: Are there any possi=
bilities to force cxf to "pretty print"/indent the request message it sends=
 away?

Scenario: We have a server application that simply creates text files conta=
ining the requests it get's through a web service. When we send requests to=
 this server using CXF on the client side (code example below) the creates =
text file has all content on one single line. If we use Soap-UI to send the=
 same request, the created file contains line breaks and white spaces (whic=
h makes it "human readable"). We want the same behavior when we use CXF, is=
 is possible?

CXF code on the client:
            JaxWsProxyFactoryBean factory =3D new JaxWsProxyFactoryBean();
            Map<String, Object> properties =3D new HashMap<String, Object>(=
);
            if (useMtom)
            {
                properties.put("mtom-enabled", Boolean.TRUE);
            }
            factory.setProperties(properties);
            factory.setServiceClass(MyCustomPortType.class);
            factory.setAddress(url);
            service =3D (MyCustomPortType) factory.create();
            service.sendMessage(myMessage);


The resulting file when sending the request with soap-UI:
<dummy>
  <dummy2>
    <dummy3>value</dummy3>
  </dummy2>
</dummy>

The resulting file when sending the same request with soup-UI:
<dummy><dummy2><dummy3>value</dummy3></dummy2></dummy>

//Per