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Posted to user@synapse.apache.org by "Asankha C. Perera" <as...@wso2.com> on 2007/02/01 09:34:13 UTC
Re: ReliableMessaging XMPP
Hi Mike
I am not sure I understood your requirement clearly.. If you are looking
at your WS client request being passed through Synapse to your
http://outsidecompany.com/ListResults service with RM enabled through
Synapse - this is possible. This would however mean that the actual WS
also supports RM (Check Sandesha2 for more details on this - or email
sandesha-dev@ws.apache.org). However this would not guarantee you end to
end reliability if your client does not know RM. So I am a bit puzzled
trying to understand your scenario clearly.. Using XMPP as a transport
would be independent of the solution. However we do not yet have a XMPP
Axis2 transport that ships with Axis2 by default - though this is not a
difficult problem to solve.
asankha
Michael Clovis wrote:
> I am building and testing with Synapse/Axis and am trying to use
> them and WS to manage an application stack over Enterprises. To try to
> nutshell the issue, I will have multiple servers that perform say
> searches within Companies (read firewalls). I will need to have a way
> for administrators to aggregate search results . After talking with
> Paul Fremantle he suggested that I have Aggregation Service at known
> published endpoint say http://outsidecompany.com/ListResults.This
> would act as a WS Server(Producer) component. There would be 2 ways of
> accomplishing my goals that Paul suggested. 1. Using Axis2/Synapse
> with Reliable Messaging WS client at Search Server could poll
> http://outsidecompany.com/ListResults., essentially saying do you have
> query for me. 2. According to Paul there is component using XMPP to
> ensure Reliable Messaging. Using this thought the WS client could
> connect directly to http://outsidecompany.com/ListResults and get the
> search query when necessary. What I am looking for (in order to not
> recreate the wheel) is these components of Reliable Messaging. I hope
> I was clear enough in my explanations.
> Thanks in advance.
> Mike Clovis
>
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