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1. Re: .NET ESB API
kconner Nov 14, 2008 8:04 AM (in response to nettest)Unfortunately we do not have a similar API for .NET.
At present the only option would be to invoke the ESB services through a gateway, for example webservices.
I believe Burr has demoed this on a number of occasions, perhaps he can add something to help.
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2. Re: .NET ESB API
burrsutter Nov 14, 2008 10:10 AM (in response to nettest)We don't offer any C#/VB.NET client library (.dll) at this time to be used in your .NET applications. You will need to "bridge" your .NET client app into the ESB via Web Services. Some JMS providers have native .NET clients (e.g. WebSphereMQ) which is also an option but that can be costly and difficult to set up.
Your best bet is to use WS endpoints hosted by the ESB. We have the new declarative mechanism using some XSDs & jboss-exb.xml, plus the the older 181 annotated way to build WS endpoints.
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3. Re: .NET ESB API
stlevander Nov 20, 2008 2:56 PM (in response to nettest)I actually have the opposite problem. I have an existing JEE web application that invokes web services published by a .Net application. We're evaluating ESB. I'd like to know how a .Net web service can deploy or publish itself to ESB.
Thanks,
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4. Re: .NET ESB API
maeste Nov 21, 2008 6:54 AM (in response to nettest)"stlevander" wrote:
I actually have the opposite problem. I have an existing JEE web application that invokes web services published by a .Net application. We're evaluating ESB. I'd like to know how a .Net web service can deploy or publish itself to ESB.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi Steve
Wise client should works with .NET services. At least it does on some of them in my environment (I've tried about a dozen, of course not covering/get for sure all possible problem).
Let it a try and come back to me if you have any problem I'd be happy to help you. -
5. Re: .NET ESB API
nettest Jan 13, 2009 4:53 PM (in response to nettest)"Kevin.Conner@jboss.com" wrote:
At present the only option would be to invoke the ESB services through a gateway, for example webservices.
I believe Burr has demoed this on a number of occasions, perhaps he can add something to help.
Kev
Is this demo available online?