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Q: How can I intercept RESTFul calls from wso2
I have a Java webservice that receives RESTFul calls from different sources. I want to control the access to my webservice by allowing only the calls from a local network and denying all others. I found a helpful post on the internet that explains how to do this using an Interceptor in wso2. An Interceptor is a component that intercepts and modifies the incoming and outgoing messages in wso2.
The post I found is this one: (Disclaimer: I am not affiliated to the author, just found it very helpful)
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The post shows how to configure an Interceptor in a classic wso2 solution, but I am using wso2-ESB environment (version 4.5). I wonder if I can apply the same Interceptor in my environment and if there are any differences when configuring it for HTTP, HTTPS and also from within an application call (with ESB Client API).
A: Yes, you can apply the same Interceptor in wso2-ESB 4.5 and you can use it for both HTTP and HTTPS protocols. The Interceptor works by checking the IP address of the caller and comparing it with a whitelist of allowed IP addresses. If the caller's IP address is not in the whitelist, the Interceptor rejects the call with an error message.
To configure the Interceptor for HTTP and HTTPS, you need to add it as a handler in the axis2.xml file of your wso2-ESB server. The axis2.xml file is located in the /repository/conf/axis2 folder. You need to add the following code snippet inside the element for both HTTP and HTTPS:
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The parameter name=\"allowedIPs\" specifies the whitelist of IP addresses that are allowed to access your webservice. You can add more IP addresses separated by commas if you want to allow more callers.
To configure the Interceptor for an application call (with ESB Client API), you need to use a custom esb client that overrides the following method of WSO2 ESB Transport Client:
public TransportClient call(String uri, String method, Map headers,
This method is responsible for sending the RESTFul call to your webservice using wso2 esb client api. You can override this method by adding your own logic to check the IP address of the caller and reject it if it is not in the whitelist.
You can see an example of how to override this method while debugging wso2 esb using Eclipse IDE. 061ffe29dd