On 1/22/07, CharlesP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



bsnyder wrote:
>
>
>>> Ok, I have done that. Do I need to start servicemix and then deploy the
>>> project to the JBI container to make my service available to http
>>> requests?
>>> I'm not sure how to do this, if that is right.
>
>> First you need to package the SUs into a SA. Then the SA can be
>> dropped into the ServiceMix deploy directory to be deployed.
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>

Ok, I was able to deploy the component.  Now, I am wondering how I might
test it by sending an http request?  I try to browse to
http://localhost:8192/example/ because that is what is listed as the
location URL, but it gives a connection refused error.

You will need to submit a XML request via HTTP. There is a HTML test
page that is part of the ServiceMix wsdl-first example here that can
be used:

http://fisheye3.cenqua.com/browse/servicemix/trunk/samples/wsdl-first/client.html?r=trunk

This is just some HTML and Javascript that uses Ajax to create a
XMLHttpRequest Javascript object to submit some XML to a URL. You can
reuse this to test your deployed service. Just change up anything that
is needed, e.g., you may not need the SOAP envelope on the XML
depending on what you're testing. Just open the client.html file in a
browser to use it.

Bruce
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