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Posted to pubscribe-user@ws.apache.org by yin zx <sy...@yahoo.co.jp> on 2006/04/26 08:31:30 UTC
Must the client side of Pubscribe be a web service?
Dear all:
Must the client side of Pubscribe be a web service? Is it
possible to subscrible a topic with a normal java
application then get the topic from the publisher?
What I want to do is to implement a subscribe-publish
pattern without installing Pubscribe (or Axis and so on)
on client side, since that is too "heavy" to it.
Thanks
Yin
Re: Must the client side of Pubscribe be a web service?
Posted by Kinga Dziembowski <kd...@gmail.com>.
You can subscribe and give as a destination any URI including filesystem.
Look at \muse-1.0\examples\enterprise\requests look at any requests starting
with Subscribe. You will find in the definition of ConsumerReference file as
the destination of notifications.
<m:ConsumerReference>
<m0:Address>file:///C:/demo
</m0:Address>
<m0:ReferenceProperties/>
</m:ConsumerReference>
It is probably not the best production scenario but for the
development,debugging is perfect!!!
Kinga
On 4/26/06, yin zx <sy...@yahoo.co.jp> wrote:
>
> Dear all:
>
> Must the client side of Pubscribe be a web service? Is it
> possible to subscrible a topic with a normal java
> application then get the topic from the publisher?
>
> What I want to do is to implement a subscribe-publish
> pattern without installing Pubscribe (or Axis and so on)
> on client side, since that is too "heavy" to it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Yin
>