Fuse 4.1.3 - cxf-wsdl-first-osgi-package EXAMPLE DOES NOT WORK

[theozaf]

Dear all,

Excuse my very preliminary question but I am new to the Fuse area. I have followed step by step all the instructions written in the README file of cxf-wsdl-first-osgi-package example but still I am not able to bind the service from URL http://localhost:8092/PersonService?wsdl OR http://my_ip:8092/PersonService?wsdl. The two bundles created both seem to be active but not started (I don't know if this is required) and I have also set the locationURI ="http://localhost:8092/PersonService?wsdl". The port is free but I cannot display this port on a -netstat. It seems that the localhost or the port are not in use. How can I get started with this example as I am only supposed to build and deploy it?

PS Fuse logs are clear, there is no exception or error.

[theozaf]

Just wanted to add that same thing happens with all examples i.e. http://localhost:8080/cxf/HelloWorld?wsdl

I think that my problem is I cannot find the correct port where servicemix should run the deployment. I have also added the .jar files under ./deploy but still nothing happens.

[ubhole]

Hi,

The URL should not contain ?wsdl. if you look at the example that comes with Fuse ESB you will see a java client or client.html that can be run against. For starting this example you can simply do features:install examples-cxf-wsdl-first-osgi-package and that shoudl start it.

Regards,

Ulhas Bhole

[theozaf]

Hi ubhole, thanks for your advice but I have tried it without the ?wsdl which believe me it should not be a problem as a direct link, it should display the wsdl file. I came to the point that I believe my problem has to do with the port. Although in previous fuse installations whenever I start the serviceMix I can hit the link http://localhost:8181 with this version 4.3.1 I cannot.

All I have done was to unzip the .zip file under a directory without spaces. Should I do anything more?

Edited by: theozaf on Mar 3, 2011 1:46 PM

[ubhole]

If you are using default 4.3.1 installation all you need to do is what I mentioned in previous comment. And yes you do need ?wsdl if you want wsdl from browser. I was assuming you are trying to write some client to invoke onto it. In that case you don't want to use ?wsdl.

Default port for out-of-box demo is 8092 and the url specified should work. I just tested it on 4.3.1 and it works without any issue. for testing it just try starting Fuse ESB 4.3.1

1. run features:install examples-cxf-wsdl-first-osgi-package

2. In you browser go to http://localhost:8092/PersonService/?wsdl

3. Alternatively, there is client folder in the same directory where you can run mvn compile exec:java and it should build and run a client aginst it.

Regards,

Ulhas Bhole

[theozaf]

Thank you for infrotmation, I found those steps in README file as I already said in my first post. I can see the bundle active correctly, but I cannot bind at any port described 8092, 8181 etc. This is exactly my problem.

[ubhole]

Can you check servicemix log in data/log folder?

you should a line like this :

Setting the server's publish address to be http://localhost:8092/PersonService/

Regards,

Ulhas Bhole

[theozaf]

no, undortuantelly I cannot see such a line.

[theozaf]

I solved my problem and I got it working now, issue was that I had unziped the 4.3.1 version under a directory C:/folder where I already have a previous fuse version 4.1.0.2. Do you or anyone has a single idea why that causes conflicts between the versions?

Edited by: theozaf on Mar 3, 2011 3:58 PM

[theozaf]

Hello, does anyone has found out why we cannot use two different versions of fuse at the same server?

[njiang]

You can't start two different FUSE ESB instance without changing the configuration of the PAX-Web. With the default setting there could be a web container listen port conflict.

Willem