how to proxy to cxf services

["chengy@action" <15...@qq.com>]

Hi, 
I have a controller servlet to serve all web services request, The steps
are:
1,publish the helloworld service with address:
http://localhost:90000/helloworld
2,implement a servlet accept request: http://localhost:90000/allservice,
3,accept helloworld request at url:
http://localhost:90000/allservice?id=helloworld,
4,parse soap message in string or stream, and send the message
to:http://localhost:90000/helloworld
5,write the result to client

since cxf service and servlet in a same jvm, I think the servlet call maybe
inefficient, Someone pls tell me is there a better way publish and invoke
the target service?If cxf possable as a lightweigh soap engine do this?








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RE: how to proxy to cxf services

[Andrei Shakirin <as...@talend.com>]

Hi,

There are some ways to do this, it depends on your use case.
That are you going to do under "http://localhost:90000/allservice" URL: just redirect all requests on different services or somehow process payloads?

I can imagine following solutions:
1) Deploy Servlet (or another CXF service) under "http://localhost:90000/allservice" and communicate with "http://localhost:90000/helloworld" service using LocalTransport (or collocated) Client, this make communication a bit more effective.
2) Integrate both services in the same web application, expose both endpoints and directly invoke implementation bean of helloworld service for requests coming on "http://localhost:90000/allservice?id=helloworld" endpoint.
3) Implement simple Camel route to accept and redirect requests.

Regards,
Andrei.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: chengy@action [mailto:151835293@qq.com]
> Sent: Mittwoch, 7. Januar 2015 18:26
> To: users@cxf.apache.org
> Subject: how to proxy to cxf services
> 
> Hi,
> I have a controller servlet to serve all web services request, The steps
> are:
> 1,publish the helloworld service with address:
> http://localhost:90000/helloworld
> 2,implement a servlet accept request: http://localhost:90000/allservice,
> 3,accept helloworld request at url:
> http://localhost:90000/allservice?id=helloworld,
> 4,parse soap message in string or stream, and send the message
> to:http://localhost:90000/helloworld
> 5,write the result to client
> 
> since cxf service and servlet in a same jvm, I think the servlet call maybe
> inefficient, Someone pls tell me is there a better way publish and invoke the
> target service?If cxf possable as a lightweigh soap engine do this?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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