Below is the actual route.
bean id=processor
class=com.canonical.cxf.service.proxy.ReqTransformationProcessor/
..
..
route streamCache=true
from uri=cxf:bean:canonicalService?dataFormat=PAYLOAD/
wireTap
uri=file:/home/analyzer/Desktop/input/?fileName=request.xml/
unmarshal
Hi All Camel cxf users,
A general question on how to handle both Soap 1.1 and Soap1.2 payloads in a
single CXF gateway endpoint ( with cxf dataformat is MESSAGE)
I am exposing my camel routes through a WS endpoint, my cxf endpoint
definition looks as shown below:
Thanks, Claus.
Actually im trying canonical service proxy so after the unmarshall need to
get the request value from been object and set it into different object for
transformation. For that any example pls share the link. I searched more but
no clue.
Regards
Jayendran
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I managed to get the value. Thanks,
Inside ReqTransformationProcessor : InquiryRequestType :
localhost._8080.canonicalcxfserviceproxy.canonical.InquiryRequestType@5ec7baab
Inside ReqTransformationProcessor : RequestBodyType :
But my real webservice doesnt support PAYLOAD format thats why chose MESSAGE
format. So just need to remove the soap envelope and do unmarshal. Any guide
pls?
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If you don’t want to common camel-context be load multiple times, you can just
deploy it in a single war. If you just want to reuse the route definition, you
can take a look this FAQ[1] using the routeContext to do that kind of job.
You can integrate the vert.x with Camel by implement the camel component API
(which could be a more easy way to go), and we just have camel-vertx
component[1] to do this kind of work.
the Vramel way is like reimplement the Camel DSL on base of vert.x API, which
need to lots of work to
Is there any documentation about uncorrelated messages sent to reply
destinations?
How does it behave when the reply destination is shared/exclusive/temporary?
Regards,
Henrique Viecili
Henrique Viecili
On 9 May 2015 at 16:54, Claus Ibsen claus.ib...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
What Camel and AMQ
The CorrelationID is quite important when the message exchange pattern is
InOut.
What’s the transport that you use in CXF endpoint?
If it uses the JMS transport, I guess that could cause some trouble in your
route.
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Hi,
You are not supposed to use tow quartz endpoint with same relative path setting.
Please change the uri to another path such as quartz://sync/myTimer2”.
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Please use the PAYLOAD data format, as the Message data format just redirect
the underlay Stream for you in camel route, if you don’t want to handle the
SOAP envelope yourself, PAYLOAD is your first choice.
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Many thanks for the answer, Claus.
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