I don't know why it seemingly worked with 2.0 and fails with xbeans, either. But since I had no success in calling the service with Spring 2.0, we don't need to ponder that question.
The kontoClient bean that contains the calling code is currently the root bean fetched from the application context. Directly after getting the bean the code is executed. Does ServiceMix need more time after the creation of the jbi container bean to get ready. I made the client sleep 20 seconds before executing the code. It didn't help. If the part of ServiceMix that needed that time was also send to sleep with my client that would be quite logical. So another question arises: Is ServiceMix meant to work embedded inside an application? When I start the ServiceMix server separately, how to I connect to it and use it from an application. Is there some kind of remote client API that I can use or do I have to code the http request myself? If so, what protocol is to be used? It's not important to me to embed ServiceMix inside my application. In real world scenarios you probably wouldn't do that. It just seemed the easiest way to get started with it. Cheers, Robert -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Trying-to-make-ServiceMix-run-embedded-inside-Spring-t1728207.html#a4716401 Sent from the ServiceMix - User forum at Nabble.com.
