Web Service access ?

[bobyetman]

I've been learning FID, and used it to create a web service and deploy it into  FuseESB 3.4.0.3.   Using the Web services explorer, I can access the web service, and get responses back, so I know the service is working.

Now, I'm trying to use an EIP project/EIP diagram to access that web service.

I've got a simple file endpoint -> http endpoint -> file endpoint diagram that I want to start with, so I can drop a message into the input dir, have the message sent to the web service, and the reply ends up in the output dir.

However, when I try to publish this to the ESB, I get the error:

ERROR - CamelJbiComponent - org.apache.camel.NoSuchEndpointException: No endpoint could be found for http://localhost:8092/CreditCheckService, please check your classpath contains the needed camel component jar.

The URL is correct, it's the same URL I use in the web services explorer to test the service.

So, what am I doing wrong, or not understanding correctly?

[lvisnick]

Can you try to use a JBI namespace URL instead of the http URL?

[bobyetman]

When I switch it to a JBI endpoint with:

Type: service (also tried endpoint)

URI: http://localhost:8092/CreditCheckService

MEP: in-only (also tried in-out)

Operation: (left blank)

The diagram deployed to my ESB, but when I tried to run a message through it, I get the following error:

ERROR - DeadLetterChannel - Failed delivery for exchangeID: ......

id: .....

status: Active

role: provider

services: CreditCheckService

in: Unable to display: java.io.IOException: No input stream or reader available

] for service: CreditCheckService and interface: null

.......

[spindipr]

Hi,

Can you try by adding the below jars to project build path and then deploy the project into FUSE ESB Server.

commons-io-1.4.jar from fuse-esb-3.4.0.3 installation

commons-httpclient-3.1.jar from fuse-services-framework installation

commons-codec-1.3.jar from fuse-services-framework installation

The above jars are required when you use http endpoint in the route.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Sailaja.

[bobyetman]

Well, I'm closer.   Using the http: endpoint, I still get the same error.

But, if I use the jbi component, with the service specified as:

http:org.test/CreditCheckService (using the name propagated from the web service as seen in the log)

instead of http://localhost:8092/CreditCheckService

Then I can access the service.  But this accessing a jbi service on the local machine, not a remote web service, so this isn't quite what I want.

Edited by: bobyetman on Aug 19, 2009 3:17 PM

[bobyetman]

Okay, problem solved.  You were right, I needed to add classes to my classpath, but I also needed the camel-http.jar class in my classpath.  Once I added that, the eip diagram is now working.

Thanks for the help.

Bob