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Need assitance on which BC to choose & how to configure it
Hi,
I want to create the following component schema:
__________
________________________
---ClientSOAPRequest--->|BC |<---inputFromCamel---|Camel
RouterBuilder |
<--ClientResponse--------| |----outputForCamel---|
|
__________
________________________
In words:
My BC consume SOAP request from client & provide a response.
In addition it consumes input (don't know which protocol yet) from Camel &
also provides it with input of the client request.
I thought of a servicemix-http new endpoint called http:soap-consumer.
One extra small question: Can i define for this scenario 4 endpoint (2
consumers & 2 providers) in the same SU - meaning that i'll have one spring
xbean file?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Need assitance on which BC to choose & how to configure it
Posted by Ashwin Karpe <as...@progress.com>.
Hi Liav,
My immediate instinct would be to recomment the HTTP-BC, however, since you
mention SOAP request I would further qualify my answer and check whether
there is any WS-Security, WS-RM or any WS related tagging of the SOAP
payloads.
If so then I would use the CXF-BC since the HTTP-BC does not support JAX-WS
and any WS-* specifications. It does however validate payloads against WSDL
if necessary.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Ashwin...
Liav Ezer wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to create the following component schema:
>
> __________
> ________________________
> ---ClientSOAPRequest--->|BC |<---inputFromCamel---|Camel
> RouterBuilder |
> <--ClientResponse--------| |----outputForCamel---|
> |
> __________
> ________________________
>
> In words:
>
> My BC consume SOAP request from client & provide a response.
>
> In addition it consumes input (don't know which protocol yet) from Camel &
> also provides it with input of the client request.
>
> I thought of a servicemix-http new endpoint called http:soap-consumer.
>
> One extra small question: Can i define for this scenario 4 endpoint (2
> consumers & 2 providers) in the same SU - meaning that i'll have one
> spring xbean file?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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Re: Need assitance on which BC to choose & how to configure it
Posted by navigator09 <ga...@gmail.com>.
if the protocol is SOAP over http you can use the servicemix-http component
in the first case. For the second scenario, i.e receiving input from the
camel, you need to decide what the protocol would be and who would be the
target service. In case the target service is a external http service end
point you can club the two endpoints in the same http su.
Regards,
Ganesh
Liav Ezer wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to create the following component schema:
>
> __________
> ________________________
> ---ClientSOAPRequest--->|BC |<---inputFromCamel---|Camel
> RouterBuilder |
> <--ClientResponse--------| |----outputForCamel---|
> |
> __________
> ________________________
>
> In words:
>
> My BC consume SOAP request from client & provide a response.
>
> In addition it consumes input (don't know which protocol yet) from Camel &
> also provides it with input of the client request.
>
> I thought of a servicemix-http new endpoint called http:soap-consumer.
>
> One extra small question: Can i define for this scenario 4 endpoint (2
> consumers & 2 providers) in the same SU - meaning that i'll have one
> spring xbean file?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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Re: Need assitance on which BC to choose & how to configure it
Posted by Jean-Baptiste Onofré <jb...@nanthrax.net>.
Hi,
You can create this scenario in the same SA containing :
- one SU for the SOAP consumer
- one SU for the Camel routing
Regards
JB
On Tuesday 30 December 2008 - 05:36, Liav Ezer wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to create the following component schema:
>
> __________
> ________________________
> ---ClientSOAPRequest--->|BC |<---inputFromCamel---|Camel
> RouterBuilder |
> <--ClientResponse--------| |----outputForCamel---|
> |
> __________
> ________________________
>
> In words:
>
> My BC consume SOAP request from client & provide a response.
>
> In addition it consumes input (don't know which protocol yet) from Camel &
> also provides it with input of the client request.
>
> I thought of a servicemix-http new endpoint called http:soap-consumer.
>
> One extra small question: Can i define for this scenario 4 endpoint (2
> consumers & 2 providers) in the same SU - meaning that i'll have one spring
> xbean file?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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