As I've mentioned to you guys, I *crossing my fingers* think I was able to get rid of CXF from the core and instead export services using spring and the built in https server from jdk 6. This reduced the size of the target platform from 34MB to 17MB, got rid of around 15 dependencies, including several which we had to roll ourselves, and I think startup time might have improved somewhat. In addition, I am hoping our JDK6_u14 problem will disappear, but I may be hoping for too much....
So I committed the changes back to SVN, and here is what you need to do to get things running: *Update all of your bundles, including target platform *Delete org.rifidi.edge.core.services.soap.cxf bundle. No need for that guy anymore. *The webservices will now be published to http://localhost:8081/ALEService and http://localhost:8081/ALELRService Unfortunately, those endpoints are relatively static for now, so you will need to update the preferences in your client to get this to work. I have already changed the client so that the default endpoints now point to those. I have tagged the old stuff, so in case these things do not work, we can go back without unbearable amounts of pain. -Kyle -- Kyle Neumeier Technical Lead Pramari, LLC Manchester, CT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Rifidi-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rifidi-developers
