Pasquale I thought of an easier approach to start with.
Let's write a Mediator instead. This is much simpler than writing an endpoint and better documented too: http://synapse.apache.org/Synapse_Extending.html The mediator will look up the address in UDDI, and then it just needs to set the address in the To property by calling messageContext.setTo(new EndpointReference(urlFromUddiGoesHere)); So this should be much simpler and easier to test. Paul On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Paul Fremantle <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 1:13 PM, Pasquale Campitiello > <[email protected]> wrote: >> When you talk about a new Endpoint type you refer to this interface >> http://synapse.apache.org/apidocs/org/apache/synapse/endpoints/Endpoint.html >> or to the classes indicated as >> "All Known Implementing Classes: AddressEndpoint, DefaultEndpoint, >> FailoverEndpoint, IndirectEndpoint, LoadbalanceEndpoint, >> SALoadbalanceEndpoint, WSDLEndpoint" ? > > Yes > >> Is that a fast solution? > > Yes > > >> What is wrong or right in our previous XML sample syntax? > > I like this one: > <endpoint> > <uddi tmodel="uuid:EA9D6C10-C56F-11DD-ABCC-D8EB6125F14E" /> > </endpoint> > > The only thing wrong is we need to code it! > > Paul >> >> Thanks >> Pasquale >> >> >> 2008/12/11 Paul Fremantle <[email protected]> >>> >>> Pasquale >>> >>> You have to write some new Java code. The current Synapse code has no >>> support for jUDDI or UDDI. Ideally we would extend the Synapse code to >>> understand a new Endpoint type (the Endpoint type is extensible). >>> >>> To extend Synapse you must usually write both a new XML syntax (like >>> the ones you have been trying), the code to parse that XML, and the >>> underlying code to act on that information (in this case the code to >>> make a query from UDDI and to pass the right URL back to the rest of >>> Synapse). >>> >>> Paul >>> >>> On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 10:05 PM, Pasquale Campitiello >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> > We also tried this: >>> > >>> > <definitions xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse";> >>> > <sequence name="main"> >>> > <in> >>> > <send> >>> > <!-- get epr from the given wsdl --> >>> > <endpoint> >>> > <parameter >>> > name="tModelKey">uuid:EA9D6C10-C56F-11DD-ABCC-D8EB6125F14E"</parameter> >>> > <address uri="http://localhost:8080/juddi"/> >>> > <parameter name="userID">juddi</parameter> >>> > </endpoint> >>> > </send> >>> > </in> >>> > <out> >>> > <send/> >>> > </out> >>> > </sequence> >>> > </definitions> >>> > >>> > And the server doesn't return exceptions. It seems all right, but we >>> > don't >>> > know if it is a correct implementation! >>> > How can we undestand if this is a correct implementation? >>> > Once we start Synapse with this sample, this endpoint will return >>> > something? >>> > What are the effects and where are they visible? >>> > >>> > Thank you >>> > >>> > Pasquale >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > 2008/12/9 Pasquale Campitiello <[email protected]> >>> >> >>> >> Hi, >>> >> >>> >> in order to create the endpoint, we looked at sample 56 in >>> >> http://synapse.apache.org/Synapse_Samples.html. >>> >> We followed this link >>> >> http://www.descriptor.com/articles/web-services/juddi-p2.html to know >>> >> how >>> >> publish WSDL with jUDDI console. Now we published some example WSDL, >>> >> and we >>> >> have some information about them: business key, tModel key, ecc. We >>> >> know >>> >> also that, running axis2server, at >>> >> http://localhost:9000/soap/SimpleStockQuoteService?wsdl there is the >>> >> WSDL >>> >> for "SimpleStockQuoteService". >>> >> Starting from this information we roughly tried to modify >>> >> synapse_sample_56.xml, and we saved the following file in sample >>> >> directory >>> >> like synapse_sample_500.xml: >>> >> >>> >> <definitions xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse";> >>> >> <sequence name="main"> >>> >> <in> >>> >> <send> >>> >> <!-- get epr from the given wsdl >>> >> --> >>> >> <endpoint> >>> >> <uddi tmodel="uuid:EA9D6C10-C56F-11DD-ABCC-D8EB6125F14E" /> >>> >> </endpoint> >>> >> </send> >>> >> </in> >>> >> <out> >>> >> <send /> >>> >> </out> >>> >> </sequence> >>> >> </definitions> >>> >> >>> >> We inserted the tModel key of the WSDL we published with jUDDI >>> >> ("uuid:EA9D6C10-C56F-11DD-ABCC-D8EB6125F14E"). >>> >> >>> >> Now, we: >>> >> -> deploy the SimpleStockQuoteService >>> >> -> start the sample Axis2 server. >>> >> -> start the Synapse configuration numbered 500 (synapse -sample 500) >>> >> >>> >> and the server is "Ready for processing"! Now we don't understand if >>> >> this >>> >> is correct or it is accidental! >>> >> >>> >> We think that it is also correct to insert >>> >> http://localhost:9000/soap/SimpleStockQuoteService?wsdl in sample XML, >>> >> but >>> >> we don't know how. We did many other XML attempts, but everytime we got >>> >> some >>> >> exception. >>> >> We also searched in the UDDI2.0 specification but we didn't find any >>> >> useful information about endpoints, and WSDL. We are searching in the >>> >> WSDL >>> >> specification. >>> >> >>> >> Now the questions are: >>> >> >>> >> 1) How we can create correctly the endpoint? Is the Synapse sample 56 >>> >> useful in this way? >>> >> >>> >> 2) Just to have the tModel key is sufficient to link to Synapse to the >>> >> service WSDL? >>> >> >>> >> 3) Once we created the endpoint what we have to do precisely? And how >>> >> about the interface[s] to implement? >>> >> >>> >> Thanks >>> >> >>> >> Pasquale Campitiello >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> 2008/12/7 Pasquale Campitiello <[email protected]> >>> >>> >>> >>> I recompiled the Synapse source with JDK5_10 and now both jUDDI and >>> >>> Synapse run without problems. >>> >>> >>> >>> We are searching for information about endpoint on UDDI2.0 and WSDL2.0 >>> >>> specifications. >>> >>> >>> >>> Pasquale >>> >>> >>> >>> 2008/12/4 Pasquale Campitiello <[email protected]> >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Ok. We published a generic service generic SimpleStockQuote with >>> >>>> jUDDI. >>> >>>> This XML file summarize all the basic data of the service (tmodel, >>> >>>> url >>> >>>> ecc): >>> >>>> >>> >>>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><soapenv:Envelope >>> >>>> xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"; >>> >>>> xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; >>> >>>> xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";> >>> >>>> <soapenv:Body> >>> >>>> <serviceDetail generic="2.0" operator="jUDDI.org" >>> >>>> xmlns="urn:uddi-org:api_v2"> >>> >>>> <businessService >>> >>>> businessKey="23E5A350-C22A-11DD-A350-8D826382C57F" >>> >>>> serviceKey="471A6F80-C22B-11DD-AF80-A18B79866E43"> >>> >>>> <name>Stock Quote Service</name> >>> >>>> <description>prova 1 dam</description> >>> >>>> <bindingTemplates> >>> >>>> <bindingTemplate >>> >>>> bindingKey="472B1150-C22B-11DD-9150-87412D5B2DA6" >>> >>>> serviceKey="471A6F80-C22B-11DD-AF80-A18B79866E43"> >>> >>>> <accessPoint >>> >>>> >>> >>>> URLType="http">http://localhost:9000/soap/SimpleStockQuoteService</accessPoint> >>> >>>> <tModelInstanceDetails> >>> >>>> <tModelInstanceInfo >>> >>>> tModelKey="uuid:BB4AF650-C22A-11DD-B650-F49EB0FF9773"> >>> >>>> <instanceDetails> >>> >>>> <overviewDoc> >>> >>>> >>> >>>> >>> >>>> <overviewURL>http://localhost:9000/soap/SimpleStockQuoteService?wsdl</overviewURL> >>> >>>> </overviewDoc> >>> >>>> </instanceDetails> >>> >>>> </tModelInstanceInfo> >>> >>>> </tModelInstanceDetails> >>> >>>> </bindingTemplate> >>> >>>> </bindingTemplates> >>> >>>> </businessService> >>> >>>> </serviceDetail> >>> >>>> </soapenv:Body> >>> >>>> </soapenv:Envelope> >>> >>>> -------------------------------- >>> >>>> >>> >>>> in particular (we read on the web): >>> >>>> >>> >>>> The accessPoint, by convention, is the service's endpoint URL >>> >>>> This tModelKey ties the service and binding template to the tModel we >>> >>>> create earlier >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Now, starting from there how can we write the correct endpoint? >>> >>>> Or, at least, what are the information we can use from this XML to >>> >>>> create later the UDDI endpoint? >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Thanks >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Pasquale >>> >>>> >>> >>>> >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 2008/12/3 Pasquale Campitiello <[email protected]> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> Ok. We solved that problem. >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> I reinstalled the JDK 5.0 Update 10. The problem was not in the >>> >>>>> CLASSPATH or the JAVA_HOME, but it was the JVM used by Apache >>> >>>>> Tomcat: I >>> >>>>> right clicked on the Monitor Tomcat icon --> Configure... --> tab >>> >>>>> Java --> >>> >>>>> browse and set the JDK 5.0_10 JVM (in my case >>> >>>>> C:\Programmi\Java\jdk_jee_5u10\jdk\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll). >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> I go on with the project. Now I have to recompile Synapse under JDK >>> >>>>> 5.0 >>> >>>>> Update 10. >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> Pasquale >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> 2008/12/1 Paul Fremantle <[email protected]> >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> I'm hoping someone on jUDDI will respond, because I have to admit I >>> >>>>>> don't know. >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> Paul >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 7:50 PM, Pasquale Campitiello >>> >>>>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>>>> > Perfect. Now I'm able to see the log in the console. I do within >>> >>>>>> > Eclipse: >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > menu Run --> Open Run Dialog... --> Classpath tab --> select >>> >>>>>> > Bootstrap >>> >>>>>> > Entries --> click Advanced --> Add external folder --> select >>> >>>>>> > %SYNAPSE_HOME%\lib --> then click Up to move it up within >>> >>>>>> > Bootstrap >>> >>>>>> > Entries >>> >>>>>> > (however it suffice add %SYNAPSE_HOME%\lib in Bootstrap Entries). >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > Now, I'm studying how jUDDI looks to WSDL, how jUDDI can provide >>> >>>>>> > UDDI >>> >>>>>> > methods. I configured correctly jUDDI: I can see the "Happy >>> >>>>>> > jUDDI!" >>> >>>>>> > page >>> >>>>>> > without errors. But I have a common problem: in the jUDDI console >>> >>>>>> > when I >>> >>>>>> > click get_authToken to obtain an authentication token, and I >>> >>>>>> > insert >>> >>>>>> > my user >>> >>>>>> > and cred I get always the same error: >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> >>> >>>>>> > <SOAP-ENV:Envelope >>> >>>>>> > xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";> >>> >>>>>> > <SOAP-ENV:Header/> >>> >>>>>> > <SOAP-ENV:Body> >>> >>>>>> > <SOAP-ENV:Fault> >>> >>>>>> > <faultcode>SOAP-ENV:Server</faultcode> >>> >>>>>> > <faultstring>Fault string, and possibly fault code, not >>> >>>>>> > set</faultstring> >>> >>>>>> > </SOAP-ENV:Fault> >>> >>>>>> > </SOAP-ENV:Body> >>> >>>>>> > </SOAP-ENV:Envelope> >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > I tried every possible combination of user and cred ("juddi" + >>> >>>>>> > "juddi", >>> >>>>>> > "juddi" + ""; "juddi" + "123456"; "jdoe" + "", ecc.), >>> >>>>>> > but >>> >>>>>> > everytime >>> >>>>>> > I got this SOAP response. To configure jUDDI I followed the >>> >>>>>> > official >>> >>>>>> > document >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/webservices/juddi/trunk/docs/Getting-Started.pdf?revision=547750 >>> >>>>>> > so my configuration file are exactly like specified in the >>> >>>>>> > document. >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > Googling I read about changing the JDK version. I tried JDK 5 >>> >>>>>> > update >>> >>>>>> > 10, JDK >>> >>>>>> > 5 update 16, JDK + JEE 5 update 10, but nothing changed, and >>> >>>>>> > besides >>> >>>>>> > with >>> >>>>>> > this versions I can't run Synapse. Now with JDK + JEE 6 update >>> >>>>>> > 10, I >>> >>>>>> > can run >>> >>>>>> > Synapse but I'm still blocked with jUDDI. >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > Someone can help me? [I post this e-mail also in the jUDDI dev >>> >>>>>> > mailing list] >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > Thanks >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > Pasquale >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > >>> >>>>>> > 2008/11/29 Hiranya Jayathilaka <[email protected]> >>> >>>>>> >> >>> >>>>>> >> Hi Pasquale, >>> >>>>>> >> Good to hear that you managed to start and stop Synapse from >>> >>>>>> >> within >>> >>>>>> >> your >>> >>>>>> >> IDE. Both Eclipse and Idea enable you to configure the >>> >>>>>> >> classpath. >>> >>>>>> >> AFAIK in Eclipse you have to configure classpath from your >>> >>>>>> >> run/debug >>> >>>>>> >> configuration window. Open up your run configuration window, go >>> >>>>>> >> to >>> >>>>>> >> the >>> >>>>>> >> classpath tab and hit the advanced button. Then you can add a >>> >>>>>> >> directory of >>> >>>>>> >> your choice to the project classpath. >>> >>>>>> >> In Idea you should go to settings and hit the project settings >>> >>>>>> >> button and >>> >>>>>> >> make your changes to the classpath from there. (Look for a >>> >>>>>> >> window >>> >>>>>> >> where you >>> >>>>>> >> can specify project dependencies) >>> >>>>>> >> In both IDEs classpath items are shown in a list. You can >>> >>>>>> >> generally >>> >>>>>> >> select >>> >>>>>> >> items and change the order in which they appear. The first item >>> >>>>>> >> in >>> >>>>>> >> the list >>> >>>>>> >> will be the first entry in your classpath string. >>> >>>>>> >> Hope this helps. Good luck. >>> >>>>>> >> Thanks >>> >>>>>> >> Best Regards, >>> >>>>>> >> Hiranya >>> >>>>>> >> On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 4:40 AM, Pasquale Campitiello >>> >>>>>> >> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> Ok. Now I'm really able to run Synapse into Eclipse. >>> >>>>>> >>> Hiranya, I tried to stop Synapse (and so the javaw.exe process) >>> >>>>>> >>> hitting >>> >>>>>> >>> the stop button on Eclipse Console and it is ok. I also tried >>> >>>>>> >>> the >>> >>>>>> >>> QuickStart >>> >>>>>> >>> guide of Synapse, launching the configuration "sample 0" and >>> >>>>>> >>> "sample 150" >>> >>>>>> >>> within Eclipse, and everything successfully completed. >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> But, yet I'm not able to configure the Log4J. I know that >>> >>>>>> >>> IntelliJ >>> >>>>>> >>> IDEA >>> >>>>>> >>> is a commercial IDE and it is possile to apply/buy several >>> >>>>>> >>> types >>> >>>>>> >>> of >>> >>>>>> >>> licenses, but I don't know precisely what I have to do with it >>> >>>>>> >>> for >>> >>>>>> >>> configuring "$BASE_DIR/lib directory to the front of the >>> >>>>>> >>> classpath". >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> Do I have to install IntelliJ IDEA (with "Classroom license", I >>> >>>>>> >>> suppose, >>> >>>>>> >>> because I'm doing this work for univesity...)? >>> >>>>>> >>> Do I have to import Synapse into IDEA? How can I set >>> >>>>>> >>> "$BASE_DIR/lib >>> >>>>>> >>> directory to the front of the classpath"? >>> >>>>>> >>> Is it impossibile to configure the Log4J in Eclipse, without >>> >>>>>> >>> IDEA? >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> Thank you >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> Pasquale >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>> 2008/11/25 Hiranya Jayathilaka <[email protected]> >>> >>>>>> >>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>> Hi Pasquale, >>> >>>>>> >>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>> Please see my comments in-line. >>> >>>>>> >>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>> On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 4:48 AM, Pasquale Campitiello >>> >>>>>> >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> I'm proceeding with my project to create an interface to >>> >>>>>> >>>>> connect >>> >>>>>> >>>>> jUDDI >>> >>>>>> >>>>> 0.9rc4 and Synapse 1.4. I have some questions: >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> 1) I imported the source code of Synapse in Eclipse with the >>> >>>>>> >>>>> parameter >>> >>>>>> >>>>> specified by Asankha Perera in the last mail. But I don't >>> >>>>>> >>>>> understand this: >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I use the classpath from the IDE project, and with IDEA, I >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> add >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> the >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> $BASE_DIR/lib directory to the front of the classpath to >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> make >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> sure my >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> log4j.properties is correctly picked up and the normal logs >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> appear >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> It is about the object log (I see that this object is used >>> >>>>>> >>>>> very >>> >>>>>> >>>>> much)? >>> >>>>>> >>>>> And where is a logfile? >>> >>>>>> >>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>> Synapse uses Apache Commons Logging and Log4J for logging >>> >>>>>> >>>> purposes. The >>> >>>>>> >>>> logging configuration is specified in a file called >>> >>>>>> >>>> log4j.properties which >>> >>>>>> >>>> generally resides in the $BASE_DIR/lib directory. By adding >>> >>>>>> >>>> this >>> >>>>>> >>>> directory >>> >>>>>> >>>> to the beginning of your classpath you make the >>> >>>>>> >>>> log4.properties >>> >>>>>> >>>> file get a >>> >>>>>> >>>> higher precedence over the other configuration files. This >>> >>>>>> >>>> will >>> >>>>>> >>>> enable >>> >>>>>> >>>> Synapse to print out some useful log statements on you IDE >>> >>>>>> >>>> console while it >>> >>>>>> >>>> is operating within your IDE. >>> >>>>>> >>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> THANK YOU >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> Pasquale Campitiello >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>> 2008/11/13 Pasquale Campitiello <[email protected]> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I thank you very much for your help, really I'm a beginner >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> but >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I need >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> to do this work (hard, for me). >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> However, ok, in this weekend I will prepare my computer to >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> run >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> everything (now I have to format for several problems). >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Then I will try to import the project in Eclipse, and I will >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> ask you >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> my doubts. >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> For example, in the first place what is "implementing a UDDI >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> endpoint, >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> that gets the actual endpoint from UDDI"?. >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Pasquale >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> 2008/11/13 Asankha C. Perera <[email protected]> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Pasquale >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>> As for getting the Synapse code into Eclipse, try mvn >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>> eclipse >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Yes, first do a full online build with "mvn clean install" >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> (or >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> "mvn >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> clean install -Dmaven.test.skip" if unit tests fail), and >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> then >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> do "mvn >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> eclipse:eclipse" to build the project. >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> To run the default configuration from the IDE, what I >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> normally >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> do is, >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> build and extract the binary Zip to some location, and use >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> that location as >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> the base directory and start the Synapse engine as follows: >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Main class: org.apache.synapse.SynapseServer >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> VM params: -server -Xms256M -Xmx256M >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Program parameters: >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/repository >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/repository/conf/axis2.xml >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/ >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/repository/conf/synapse.xml >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Working directory: /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2 >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> I use the classpath from the IDE project, and with IDEA, I >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> add >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> the >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> $BASE_DIR/lib directory to the front of the classpath to >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> make >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> sure my >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> log4j.properties is correctly picked up and the normal logs >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> appear >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> From here onwards, Synapse can run purely within the IDE >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> asankha >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> -- >>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Asankha C. 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