On 15.09.2016 09:19, Randy Leonard wrote:
Christian:
Thanks for the head’s up on your work with DOSGi… I’ll certainly take a look.
I just started the vote for CXF DOSGi 2.0.0 yesterday. So this would be
a good chance to look into it. See the vote thread on the cxf dev list.
It should also be in maven central in about 4 days.
What I’ve built to-date is the following:
- Contract-first development with hand-written wsdl's, then using an Eclipse
plugin to generate annotated code
I would not use an eclipse plugin for this. Instead use the cxf maven
codegen plugin. This will automatically rebuild your code. So you can
just change the wsdl and do a new build when you need to change the wsdl.
Btw. It should work fine to use the generated code with DOSGi.
- Leverage these contracts and auto-generated code with CXF, resulting in
bundles which publish web services
I would create one bundle with the generated code. This forms the API of
your service and can be shared between consumers and providers.
- Using soapUI to successfully test these web services
My issue is now:
- Writing a client bundle which consumes these services
You can use blueprint or the cxf java clients to create a proxy for you
service. .. or of course DOSGi.
Christian
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Christian Schneider
http://www.liquid-reality.de
Open Source Architect
http://www.talend.com
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