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Posted to users@servicemix.apache.org by Hamlet84 <do...@gmail.com> on 2007/11/22 16:24:45 UTC
How to add Endpoint programmatically?
Hi. I would to add Endpoint programmatically to my application.
The scenario is the follow:
periodically the application pull list of address from database
if there's new address in list it will create a new HTTP endpoint
Can you help me with an example?
Very thanks
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Re: How to add Endpoint programmatically?
Posted by Hamlet84 <do...@gmail.com>.
I had thought that there was a way to create an HttpEndpoint by code (i.e. in
a bean in the Http su) and then register it in the JBI Container.
It is possible?? and what?
Pascu Cristian Constantin wrote:
>
> I have resolved this kind of issue by dynamically generating and
> deploying an service-assembly. Depending on how you start ServiceMix
> (embedded or not) deploying might have different meanings.
> I created a service-assembly by hand separately (following examples) and
> after that I created all the code that generates the same files and
> deploys them into a service mix installation. The jar utility from Java
> SDK does to trick!
>
> Hope this helps! :-)
>
> Hamlet84 wrote:
>> Hi. I would to add Endpoint programmatically to my application.
>>
>> The scenario is the follow:
>> periodically the application pull list of address from database
>> if there's new address in list it will create a new HTTP endpoint
>>
>> Can you help me with an example?
>>
>> Very thanks
>>
>
>
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Re: How to add Endpoint programmatically?
Posted by Hamlet84 <do...@gmail.com>.
I had thought that there was a way to create an HttpEndpoint by code (i.e. in
a bean in the Http su) and then register it in the JBI Container.
It is possible?? and what?
Pascu Cristian Constantin wrote:
>
> I have resolved this kind of issue by dynamically generating and
> deploying an service-assembly. Depending on how you start ServiceMix
> (embedded or not) deploying might have different meanings.
> I created a service-assembly by hand separately (following examples) and
> after that I created all the code that generates the same files and
> deploys them into a service mix installation. The jar utility from Java
> SDK does to trick!
>
> Hope this helps! :-)
>
> Hamlet84 wrote:
>> Hi. I would to add Endpoint programmatically to my application.
>>
>> The scenario is the follow:
>> periodically the application pull list of address from database
>> if there's new address in list it will create a new HTTP endpoint
>>
>> Can you help me with an example?
>>
>> Very thanks
>>
>
>
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Re: How to add Endpoint programmatically?
Posted by Cristian Pascu <cc...@axway.com>.
I have resolved this kind of issue by dynamically generating and
deploying an service-assembly. Depending on how you start ServiceMix
(embedded or not) deploying might have different meanings.
I created a service-assembly by hand separately (following examples) and
after that I created all the code that generates the same files and
deploys them into a service mix installation. The jar utility from Java
SDK does to trick!
Hope this helps! :-)
Hamlet84 wrote:
> Hi. I would to add Endpoint programmatically to my application.
>
> The scenario is the follow:
> periodically the application pull list of address from database
> if there's new address in list it will create a new HTTP endpoint
>
> Can you help me with an example?
>
> Very thanks
>