Interception and saving of client / web service exchanges and multiple SUs

[martyn <ma...@cs.york.ac.uk>]

I am trying to use ServiceMix to intercept and save client / web service
exchanges to a file as shown below (I am new to serviceMix).
 
Client -> http-consumer -> eip-wiretap -> http-provider -> Web Service
                                            |
                                            -> servicemix-file -> to a file

The http-consumer, eip-wiretap, http-provider and servicemix-file are all
separate SUs - within one SA.

If anyone has any comments on what I'm trying to do i.e. is it possible,
sensible, etc. with servicemix - these would also be welcome.

Also, could any one advise me if the http-consumer and http-provider should
/ can be combined in one SU for deployment to servicemix-http?  Should they
work when deployed to then same component as separate SUs?
I have searched and seen some postings about deploying multiple SUs to one
component before - but the answers were not conclusive.

Thanks in advance for any comments. 

regards
Martyn

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Re: Interception and saving of client / web service exchanges and multiple SUs

[Gert Vanthienen <ge...@skynet.be>]

Martyn,

This is a very reasonable scenario.  I usually prefer a single SU per 
target component, but whether or not you combine the HTTP endpoints in a 
single SU or not is completely up to you; both should work fine!

Gert


martyn wrote:
> I am trying to use ServiceMix to intercept and save client / web service
> exchanges to a file as shown below (I am new to serviceMix).
>  
> Client -> http-consumer -> eip-wiretap -> http-provider -> Web Service
>                                             |
>                                             -> servicemix-file -> to a file
> 
> The http-consumer, eip-wiretap, http-provider and servicemix-file are all
> separate SUs - within one SA.
> 
> If anyone has any comments on what I'm trying to do i.e. is it possible,
> sensible, etc. with servicemix - these would also be welcome.
> 
> Also, could any one advise me if the http-consumer and http-provider should
> / can be combined in one SU for deployment to servicemix-http?  Should they
> work when deployed to then same component as separate SUs?
> I have searched and seen some postings about deploying multiple SUs to one
> component before - but the answers were not conclusive.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any comments. 
> 
> regards
> Martyn
> 

Re: Interception and saving of client / web service exchanges and multiple SUs

[martyn <ma...@cs.york.ac.uk>]

Thanks Gert

I've got it working now (writing the SOAP messages out to files) with
separate http SUs deployed to the same servicemix-http component.  Apologies
for asking such a vague question - but I was having some problems in getting
it working and began to wonder if I was trying to do something fundamentally
wrong.

The problems I had were to do with the naming of services, endpoints and
target services - but it looks OK now.

Many thanks for you help.
Martyn
 



Gert Vanthienen wrote:
> 
> Martyn,
> 
> This is a very reasonable scenario.  I usually prefer a single SU per 
> target component, but whether or not you combine the HTTP endpoints in a 
> single SU or not is completely up to you; both should work fine!
> 
> Gert
> 
> 
> martyn wrote:
>> I am trying to use ServiceMix to intercept and save client / web service
>> exchanges to a file as shown below (I am new to serviceMix).
>>  
>> Client -> http-consumer -> eip-wiretap -> http-provider -> Web Service
>>                                             |
>>                                             -> servicemix-file -> to a
>> file
>> 
>> The http-consumer, eip-wiretap, http-provider and servicemix-file are all
>> separate SUs - within one SA.
>> 
>> If anyone has any comments on what I'm trying to do i.e. is it possible,
>> sensible, etc. with servicemix - these would also be welcome.
>> 
>> Also, could any one advise me if the http-consumer and http-provider
>> should
>> / can be combined in one SU for deployment to servicemix-http?  Should
>> they
>> work when deployed to then same component as separate SUs?
>> I have searched and seen some postings about deploying multiple SUs to
>> one
>> component before - but the answers were not conclusive.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for any comments. 
>> 
>> regards
>> Martyn
>> 
> 
> 

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