Hi again Bruce. I think I like the idea of deploying this HTTP BC using
a WSDL.

Where in a maven project, do I put my WSDL? I then specify it's location
in xbean.xml? Do I specify the path for wsdlResource relative to where
the xbean.xml file resides in the project?

  Owen.

-----Original Message-----
From: Owen Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 2:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: SOAP HTTP BC.

Hi Bruce. Thanks for getting back to me.


> I believe you still need to define the wsdlResource attribute as
> noted in the servicemix-http documentation to point to the WSDL
> file. Then you can visit the URL defined in the locationURI
> attribute like so:

> http://0.0.0.0:8192/example/?wsdl

> This will forward the request to 
> http://0.0.0.0:8192/example/main.wsdl and should display the WSDL
> for the service.

Hmmm... I still have to put in a WSDL even though I've elected an xbean
deployment? It says that wsdlResource is optional... Am I incorrect in
assuming that one is generated when the SU is deployed?

Additionally, since my earlier message, I believe I have gotten the
server to produce something - always good to know I'm being heard. I
type 'http://sydserv05:8192' (I don't think that's telling too much), I
get a 404 - Not Found error, but am suggested another service via the
link:

        http://sydserv05:8192/example/

I follow this and get another 404 error. The page says that it was
unable to find the requested resource: 'requestURI=/example/main.wsdl'.

  Owen.

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