connect a webservice with esb

[pugnatorr]

Hi fellas

How can I connect a webservice with jboss esb ?

I will have many clients like delphi, python, php and vb. I saw this topic(approach to integrate php/php through esb)  and there send the soap written as hard code to port 8765.

is there another way to connect a ws with esb instead how was made in below code?

I just wanna send information from a webservice to esb and there save that information

<jbr-provider ...>
<jbr-bus busid="http-1" port="8765" />
</jbr-provider>

thanks advance

[everjava]

i tried it and i think the only way is send a soap written hard code.

[tcunning]

I'm confused what the question here is.    Is the question how to write a java SOAP client?

[pugnatorr]

Hey Tom

http://community.jboss.org/message/505643#505643?tstart=0

in that example is sent a soap hard code. For you have a soap you need a connection between webservices A and B, then the soap is automatic generated and sent, at least i think how it is...

In that case, example said in another topic, the soap is created inside code.

My doubt is if the jbr-provider esb at 8765 port accept only a soap manually inside a request ?

<jbr-provider name="JBR-Http" protocol="http" host="localhost">

<jbr-bus busid="Http-1" port="8765" /> </jbr-provider>

in this example jbr get a request with a soap message written hard code.

WS1 -----soap------->WS2  : normal connection between webservices

WS1-----soap------>ESB-------->WS2(or another java class, action pipeline....)   : what i would like do. But in this case for my WSa to send a soap automatically, it needs other WS at the other end

Thanks

[pugnatorr]

i discovery the name "contract" in the forum, where i have http://localhost:8080/contract/ and it open my mind showing me

• Endpoint: http://localhost:8765
• Contract: http://localhost:8080/contract/contract.jsp?serviceCat=MyService&serviceName=MyServiceProducer&protocol=http

so i made a soapclient without to call wsdl, just connecting localhost:8765 where esb redirect to contract(at least i think).

in this case my soapclient create a soap automatically, no hard code.