I downloaded V4.3.0 & found that the documentation was for a previous release. Further digging revealed a tutorial in Beta for servicemix release 4.3.0.. But this raised further questions.
The sample given enabled allowed me to use an XML file to configure a file move process on the server, that moves a file from an ".input" folder to an ".output" folder. Subsequent exampled allowed the XML file to route the file to different folders based on rules... "If the file is John's then move it to "output_john" else..... Q1 -This was all very inertesting, but with what real world situations would I use this facility, & why would n't I configure my application to send the file to 'output_john' in the first place? Q2 - Where do web services or SOA fit with this example? Q3 - Are there any beginner tutorials which explain how to build a service in 4.3? Ideallly I'd like to be able to configure a service as follows with parameters: * Whether a service can use REST & / OR Soap * To define parameter fields from client. * To define whether to return the results as XML or JSON * Whether to use incoming credentials ( EG Kerberos) or to use a trusted subsystem model * Where a daisy chained service exists or the database datasource, SQL used to interrogate a RDBMS The examples I have seen to date are bit ambiguous. I am advised elsewhere to "create an eclipse project ", but not what /sort/ of project . Similarly there s advice to pull in certain dependencies - but some of the files are missing from the sources... Any help will be gratefully appreciated. -- View this message in context: http://servicemix.396122.n5.nabble.com/Web-Services-Tutorial-for-4-3-0-tp5061930p5061930.html Sent from the ServiceMix - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
