[Axis2] How to embed Axis2 into standalone Java Application?

[cat ting99 <mo...@gmail.com>]

Hello all,

Here I would like to know how to integrate Axis2 into standard Java
application.

My scenario is a typical asynchronous web service scenario:

My Java client application needs to send a soap-based subscription request
to a remote web service, and then wait for the soap-based notifications
using a local web service.

However, rather than have these two logic running as separate entities (one
as java app and the other runs in a servlet container), I would like to
integrate them into one standalone java app which these two logic runs in
two threads but can communicate with each other within the application
rather than using other channels such as TCP socket.

So I would like to know how could the above requirements be met by embedding
Axis2 into standard Java application and still be able to communication
between the standard Java thread and the Axis2 application?

Any comments are welcome!

Thanks in advance

/ M.L

Re: [Axis2] How to embed Axis2 into standalone Java Application?

[Eran Chinthaka <ch...@opensource.lk>]

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Thanks.

cat ting99 wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> Here I would like to know how to integrate Axis2 into standard Java
> application.
> 
> My scenario is a typical asynchronous web service scenario:
> 
> My Java client application needs to send a soap-based subscription
> request to a remote web service, and then wait for the soap-based
> notifications using a local web service.
> 
> However, rather than have these two logic running as separate entities
> (one as java app and the other runs in a servlet container), I would
> like to integrate them into one standalone java app which these two
> logic runs in two threads but can communicate with each other within the
> application rather than using other channels such as TCP socket.
> 
> So I would like to know how could the above requirements be met by
> embedding Axis2 into standard Java application and still be able to
> communication between the standard Java thread and the Axis2 application?
> 
> Any comments are welcome!
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> / M.L

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RE: How to embed Axis2 into standalone Java Application?

["Chen, Lizhao" <li...@tellabs.com>]

Hi,

 

You can try code as below:

 

String repo = "./repo"; //where you repo dir of axis2 simple server
located

      ConfigurationContext context =
ConfigurationContextFactory.createConfigurationContextFromFileSystem(

                                    repo, null);

      SimpleHTTPServer server = new SimpleHTTPServer(context, 8085);

      server.start();

 

Best Regards!

 

Lizhao Chen

________________________________

From: cat ting99 [mailto:moolinger@gmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 7:32 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: How to embed Axis2 into standalone Java Application?

 


Hello all,

Here I would like to know how to integrate Axis2 into standard Java
application.

My scenario is a typical asynchronous web service scenario: 

My Java client application needs to send a soap-based subscription
request to a remote web service, and then wait for the soap-based
notifications using a local web service. 

However, rather than have these two logic running as separate entities
(one as java app and the other runs in a servlet container), I would
like to integrate them into one standalone java app which these two
logic runs in two threads but can communicate with each other within the
application rather than using other channels such as TCP socket. 

So I would like to know how could the above requirements be met by
embedding Axis2 into standard Java application and still be able to
communication between the standard Java thread and the Axis2
application?

Any comments are welcome!

Thanks in advance

/ M.L

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How to embed Axis2 into standalone Java Application?

[cat ting99 <mo...@gmail.com>]

Hello all,

Here I would like to know how to integrate Axis2 into standard Java
application.

My scenario is a typical asynchronous web service scenario:

My Java client application needs to send a soap-based subscription request
to a remote web service, and then wait for the soap-based notifications
using a local web service.

However, rather than have these two logic running as separate entities (one
as java app and the other runs in a servlet container), I would like to
integrate them into one standalone java app which these two logic runs in
two threads but can communicate with each other within the application
rather than using other channels such as TCP socket.

So I would like to know how could the above requirements be met by embedding
Axis2 into standard Java application and still be able to communication
between the standard Java thread and the Axis2 application?

Any comments are welcome!

Thanks in advance

/ M.L