Well in fact, i want to send to endpoint="endpoint" as specified in my xbean.xml but unfortunately the message is sent to endpointStd.
Freeman Fang wrote: > > Hi Brice, > > In your proxy configuration > <cxfse:proxy service="calculatorExt:CalculatorExtEndpoint" > interfaceName="CalculatorExt" endpoint="endpoint" context="#context" > type="com.mycompany.brice.calculatorext.CalculatorExt" /> > It works, right? > And you want send messa ge to endpointStd, so you specify the > endpoint="endpointStd", but that's not enough, also the type attribute > should be "com.mycompany.brice.calculatorext.CalculatorExtStd", as I > mentioned int the previuse mail > > "Also, you should specify the "type" attribute correctly, which should > be the client stub for the interface (portype in the wsdl) you want to > send message to. " > > You can generate class > com.mycompany.brice.calculatorext.CalculatorExtStd from the wsdl which > have the CalculatorExtStd porttype. > > Freeman > > > Fullocto wrote: >> Freeman Fang wrote: >> >>> The wsdl you append in the attachment is the one you mentioned have >>> three endpoint? >>> >>> >> No in fact I created a light version I can share on internet, and two >> endpoints were enough to create the problem. >> >> >> Freeman Fang wrote: >> >>> Do I understand your scenario correctly? >>> standalone client ======> cxf bc consumer===> cxf se (the se has proxy >>> of cxf bc provider) =========> cxf bc provider ===========> standalone >>> >>> >> Exactly >> >> standalone client ======> cxf bc consumer===> cxf se (the se has proxy >> of cxf bc provider endpoint1) =========> cxf bc provider(endpoint1, >> endpoint2) ===========> standalone >> >> Actually, in my files endpoint1= endpoint, and endpoint2=endpointStd >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/CXF-routing-issues-with-same-servicenames-tp18157214p18192335.html Sent from the ServiceMix - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
