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Dynamic routing and EPRs
I really don't get the purpose of having many endpoints within one
service....
Why not having many one-endpoint-services with using Xpath routing or drools
?
Isn't there any example(demo) regarding "dynamic endpoint refereces" ?
(parsing EPR xml to get appropriate endpoint )
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Re: Dynamic routing and EPRs
Posted by Guillaume Nodet <gn...@gmail.com>.
On 5/25/07, Bummer <sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I really don't get the purpose of having many endpoints within one
> service....
Endpoints are usually bound to a specific protocol. If you expose a service
on HTTP/SOAP, HTTP, JMS, or even Soap 1.2 and Soap 1.1, you may want
to declare several endpoints for the same service.
However within the JBI bus, there is no protocol, so there's no real reason
to
use several endpoints for a given service (but you can do that if you want)
Why not having many one-endpoint-services with using Xpath routing or drools
> ?
>
> Isn't there any example(demo) regarding "dynamic endpoint refereces" ?
> (parsing EPR xml to get appropriate endpoint )
No afaik.
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