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1. Re: Utilizing an existing WebService
ffang Aug 24, 2010 10:11 AM (in response to aarong)Hi,
For the cxf bc provider, it's should be same as you do in smx3.
You can take a look at cxf-wsdl-first example shipped with smx4 kit, although it's cxf bc consumer--->cxf se endpoint, you still can get some idea how jbi packaged SA works with smx4.
Freeman
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2. Re: Utilizing an existing WebService
aarong Aug 24, 2010 10:43 AM (in response to ffang)I guess the better question would be...if I don't want to use JBI, how'd would I deploy in 4.x an equivalent cxfbc:provider, how is that done in 4.x?
Say, I didn't have any SMX3 stuff written, and I only know about SMX4, how would I create a web service proxy that can take messages off the bus, and "forward" them to the Web Service?
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3. Re: Utilizing an existing WebService
aarong Aug 24, 2010 4:53 PM (in response to aarong)I think I may have figured it out..however not 100% sure my thought process is correct.
In SMX4 there are 2 ways to communicate between bundles: normal OSGi "sync msgs" & NMR.
If we use OSGi msgs, we do the normal OSGi way, and implement an interface, create events, etc...so, that is why, to deploy a code-1st or wsdl-1st bundle; and both require generating code.
There is another way which I have read about, which has do to with @Resource injection, and that allows at Runtime..but, still looking into that.
Lastly, I see why "use the old" Service Unit route..where you in essence create a JBI cxf-bc and that talks to the NMR, which allows other OSGi bundles to talk via the NMR, to this cxf-bc. Now, the question is how to get those OSGi bundles talking to the NMR "directly"?
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4. Re: Utilizing an existing WebService
ffang Aug 24, 2010 9:58 PM (in response to aarong)Hi,
You may need take a look at nmr/client example shipped with kit, where you can find how to use client api to talk with NMR directly.
Freeman