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Posted to users@cxf.apache.org by ext2 <xu...@tongtech.com> on 2011/04/28 05:03:09 UTC
Could http:conduit be configured with Client directly?
Hi:
I have check the CXF document, as it said, I could configure a
separate http:conduit with the QName of port. And the client will choice the
conduit matched by the client's port's qname;
But now I encounter a problem which cannot be resolved by such
http:conduit configuration;
For example: I am writing a client to invoke two webservice which
wsdl is same;the two webservice both using https, but they ask for different
keystore to authentication;
That's to say, the two webservice ask for two different http:conduit
while their port qname are same;
Could CXF enable to configure a http:conduit direct with Client? If
so , cxf could resolve my problem.
Thanks any suggestion
Re: Could http:conduit be configured with Client directly?
Posted by ext2 <xu...@tongtech.com>.
Sorry, regret my foolish;
I found the method which has be well documented in CXF
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>Sender: ext2 [mailto:xuhb@tongtech.com]
>Date: 2011年4月28日 11:03
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> Subject: Could http:conduit be configured with Client directly?
>
> Hi:
> I have check the CXF document, as it said, I could configure a
> separate http:conduit with the QName of port. And the client will choice
the
> conduit matched by the client's port's qname;
>
> But now I encounter a problem which cannot be resolved by such
> http:conduit configuration;
>
> For example: I am writing a client to invoke two webservice which
> wsdl is same;the two webservice both using https, but they ask for
different
> keystore to authentication;
> That's to say, the two webservice ask for two different http:conduit
> while their port qname are same;
> Could CXF enable to configure a http:conduit direct with Client? If
> so , cxf could resolve my problem.
>
> Thanks any suggestion
>
>