Re: Adding ServiceConfigurations / ServiceFactories

[Jim Ma]

Hi Micheal ,

I suppose you actually mean create your own ServiceFactoryBean that 
extends AbstractServiceFactoryBean.
AbstractServiceFactory is only used for code generation .
You can create new ServiceFactoryBean by extending  
ReflectionServiceFactoryBean , JaxwsServiceFactoryBean or
subclassing AbstractServiceFactoryBean. Then use your own 
ServiceFactoryBean to create your Servlet :

public class MyCustomServlet extends CXFServlet
{
   @Override
   public void init(ServletConfig servletConfig)
                 throws ServletException
   {
       super.init(servletConfig);

       Bus bus = getBus();
       BusFactory.setDefaultBus(bus);

       YourServiceFactoryBean serviceFactory =
                    new YourServiceFactoryBean ();
       serviceFactory.getServiceConfigurations()
                  .add(0, new AbstractServiceConfiguration()
       
	// standard JAX-WS service creation
       Endpoint.publish("/OtherService", new OtherServiceImpl());
   }
}

Regards

Jim

Michael Kleinhenz wrote:
Hi,

I try to get used to the inner workings of cxf. I suppose it is possible
to add new ServiceFactories to cxf, but how would this be done?

If I create a new ServiceFactory by subclassing AbstractServiceFactory,
how do I add it to cxf?

Another thing: the documentation talks about customizing the behaviour
of ReflectionServiceFactoryBean by adding ServiceConfigurations. How do
I add these ServiceConfigurations to cxf in a servlet environment. The
example creates the server from scratch, but I understand that in a
servlet context, the Server instance is started (I think) from CXFServlet..?

I try to do this:

public class MyCustomServlet extends CXFServlet
{
    @Override
    public void init(ServletConfig servletConfig)
                  throws ServletException
    {
        super.init(servletConfig);

        Bus bus = getBus();
        BusFactory.setDefaultBus(bus);

        ReflectionServiceFactoryBean serviceFactory =
                     new ReflectionServiceFactoryBean();
        serviceFactory.getServiceConfigurations()
                     .add(0, new AbstractServiceConfiguration()
        {
                .. my programmatically created service setup ..
        });

        ... now, how to set my custom ServiceFactory to be used? ...

        // standard JAX-WS service creation
        Endpoint.publish("/OtherService", new OtherServiceImpl());
    }
}

Thanks,
-- Michael