Hessian support (from/to endpoints)

[flangel <fr...@frankjlangel.com>]

Hi,

what is the current state of hessian support. I like to use Hessian as a
"from" endpoint, i.e. start the route by exposing an http endpoint and
decoding the payload. Something along the line of from ("hessian:\\uri).

Currently, i am using an http endpoint and add a processor that decodes the
hessian wire protocol/payload.

Question:

1. Does a Hessian component that provides a consumer (From) endpoint already
exist. I could not find any source code/examples.

2. If not, and if you are experienced with Hessian, what would a good api be
for the hessian "from"  endpoint. What about from
("hessian:\\uri\<Service>?methodName=method1). This would create an endpoint
waiting for the invocation of method1 through a client. The client created a
factory connection to \\uri\<Service> previously to invoking the method.

3. the "to" case would be rather simple
to("hessian:\\<uri>\service?methodName=method1) with the parameters in the
header 

Your feedback is appreciated
Best
Frank







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Re: Hessian support (from/to endpoints)

[Willem jiang <wi...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

I don't think we have the camel-hessina component, and we love contribution, please share the idea with us :)

I think you can take a look at the camel-xmlrpc[1] component
I just have quick question of the methodName option. What's the prepose of methodName? If you need to specify the methodName, you may also need to provide a Interface class for camel-hassina endpoint to use.


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On Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at 3:54 PM, flangel wrote:

> Hi,
>  
> what is the current state of hessian support. I like to use Hessian as a
> "from" endpoint, i.e. start the route by exposing an http endpoint and
> decoding the payload. Something along the line of from ("hessian:\\uri).
>  
> Currently, i am using an http endpoint and add a processor that decodes the
> hessian wire protocol/payload.
>  
> Question:
>  
> 1. Does a Hessian component that provides a consumer (From) endpoint already
> exist. I could not find any source code/examples.
>  
> 2. If not, and if you are experienced with Hessian, what would a good api be
> for the hessian "from" endpoint. What about from
> ("hessian:\\uri\<Service>?methodName=method1). This would create an endpoint
> waiting for the invocation of method1 through a client. The client created a
> factory connection to \\uri\<Service> previously to invoking the method.
>  
> 3. the "to" case would be rather simple
> to("hessian:\\<uri>\service?methodName=method1) with the parameters in the
> header  
>  
> Your feedback is appreciated
> Best
> Frank
>  
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