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hello users, in java i am able to use the different context's, like service context and playing around with the different scope's. i can see, that the adb_svc_skel_<service>_invoke method passes a message context (axis2_msg_ctx_t *msg_ctx). when i try to get the service context id, it's NULL. tmp_a_str = axis2_msg_ctx_get_svc_ctx_id(msg_ctx, env); printf("Id : %s\n", tmp_a_str); out -> Id : NULL when i try to get the service context from the message context, i get a message context object, but it seems not to work. i think i have to register the context i want to use in adb_svc_skel_<service>_init, but i don't know how to do this. who can explain ? mfg derMark
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