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Daniel Kulp updated CXF-3438:
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Description:
With the enhanced blueprint capabilities in CXF 2.4 and the tighter integration
with Karaf, it would be nice to create a set of Karaf shell commands for
performing various CXF related operations. For example, if there is a bundle
deployed that has a service implementation (or possibly that registered an OSGi
service that you want exposed via CXF), you could do:
{code}
cxf:createService --ref=MyServiceRef --wsdlLocation=/foo/foo.wsdl
--address=http://localhost:9000/MyService
{code}
to create a new "bundle" (similar to how the activemq broker commands work) to
create and start the service.
This commands feature could extend to stopping things, JAX-RS/REST, starting up
the log browser, etc....
was:
With the enhanced blueprint capabilities in CXF 2.4 and the tighter integration
with Karaf, it would be nice to create a set of Karaf shell commands for
performing various CXF related operations. For example, if there is a bundle
deployed that has a service implementation (or possibly that registered an OSGi
service that you want exposed via CXF), you could do:
{code}
cxf:createService --ref=MyServiceRef --wsdlLocation=/foo/foo.wsdl
--address=http://localhost:9000/MyService
{code}
to create a new "bundle" (similar to how the activemq broker commands work) to
create and start the service.
This commands feature could extend to stoping things, starting up the log
browser, etc....
> Karaf command line commands for CXF
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>
> Key: CXF-3438
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-3438
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: OSGi
> Reporter: Daniel Kulp
> Labels: gsoc2011
>
> With the enhanced blueprint capabilities in CXF 2.4 and the tighter
> integration with Karaf, it would be nice to create a set of Karaf shell
> commands for performing various CXF related operations. For example, if
> there is a bundle deployed that has a service implementation (or possibly
> that registered an OSGi service that you want exposed via CXF), you could do:
> {code}
> cxf:createService --ref=MyServiceRef --wsdlLocation=/foo/foo.wsdl
> --address=http://localhost:9000/MyService
> {code}
> to create a new "bundle" (similar to how the activemq broker commands work)
> to create and start the service.
> This commands feature could extend to stopping things, JAX-RS/REST, starting
> up the log browser, etc....
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