L.S, After mailing to this list yesterday, I've ran into trouble once again...
With some help from Guillaume, I got a WSDL-based HTTP endpoint up and running. When trying to use the web service, I got errors indicating that I was missing a destination for the XML message to be sent to. After looking through the documentation, I found out that <http:endpoint/> doesn't have a destinationService attribute, but <sm:activationSpec/> does. Luckily, on http://servicemix.goopen.org/site/servicemix-http.html, there is a section which shows how to wrap the <http:endpoint/> in an <sm:activationSpec/>. Only, when I redeploy my application, I get an exception stating that there are 'No endpoints found'. I'm completely puzzled... probably missing the point in ServiceMix completely.
What I'm trying to do: I have a WSDL from an external partner, who will use this interface to send orders to our system. I want to receive the XML contents of the SOAP request and send it to a backoffice machine using FTP. Alternatively, if I could get the message contents in a Java class, I could use the backoffice system's API to write the XML file directly to disk. Either solution would do fine...
Regards, Gert Vanthienen
