Hi All;
I want to integrate Apache Muse with our
project(http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/gfac/). I looked at the Axis2
integration and I think what muse do is create a ResourceRouter and
invoke it per SOAP message.
To integrate Muse to my project does following approach is correct
1. Create My Environment by extend from AbstractEnviorment to load
corrrect muse.xml file ect .....
2. create my capabilities and edit muse.xml file to add them.
Initially I do not need to create dynamic resources.
3. Initialize a resource router (Code List1), I grab this code from
AbstractIsolationLayer class.
4. Direct incomming Soap messages that are intended to muse to resource router
and send back the responses.
Element soapResponse = getRouter().invoke(soapBody);
Will this agree with Muse design? Is there a better way to do this?
Does muse provide a way to edit WSDL if I do as above, or do I have to
do it from code?
Thanks very much
Srinath
Code List 1
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Environment env = new MyEnviorment();
DeploymentDescriptor dd = new SimpleDeploymentDescriptor();
Document ddXML = env.getDocument(DescriptorConstants.DESCRIPTOR_FILE_NAME);
dd.load(ddXML, env);
Collection serializerDefinitions = dd.getSerializerDefinitions();
Iterator i = serializerDefinitions.iterator();
SerializerRegistry registry = SerializerRegistry.getInstance();
while (i.hasNext())
{
SerializerDefinition next = (SerializerDefinition)i.next();
Serializer ser = next.create();
Class type = ser.getSerializableType();
Class arrayType = ReflectUtils.getArrayClassFromClass(type);
Serializer arraySer = new ArraySerializer(arrayType, ser);
registry.registerSerializer(type, ser);
registry.registerSerializer(arrayType, arraySer);
}
//
// create the router, which will instantiate resources that
// are specified in the deployment descriptor (using the
// /muse/resource-type/@instances-at-startup attribute)
//
RouterDefinition routerDefinition = dd.getRouterDefinition();
ResourceRouter _router = routerDefinition.newInstance();
_router.initialize();
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Srinath Perera:
Indiana University, Bloomington
http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~hperera/
http://www.bloglines.com/blog/hemapani
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