Not really. This is just a simplified version of the WSDL. If you read the WS-Notification spec quickly, you should have the basic understanding needed I guess.
On 5/24/07, Leandro Sales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guillaume thanks for your answer. I'm tying to use the client API but I can't find so much docs about it even if javadoc. Do you have anything about it? Leandro Guillaume Nodet wrote: > If you are inside the JBI bus, I would advise you to use the client API > for the WS-Notication component, or to use the lightweight proxy to > publish messages and use a SU to register a consumer. > > If you are inside the JBI bus, as it seems, i would use my favorite soap > stack to generate java using wsdl->java, and then just use the generated > classes as explained in the WS-Notification specification. > The key point is that the address of the subscriber is expressed using > a URI > as explained at: > http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/uris.html > > So if your subscriber is external to the JBI bus, you need to give the > url > to your service > instead of > consumer.getAddress().setValue(" > http://servicemix.org/wsnotification/NotificationBroker/http-binding";); > > Also, if you have not already done so, increase the log level to DEBUG to > see what happens when you > send a notification. > > On 5/24/07, Leandro Sales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> HI, >> >> I'm trying to use wsn2005 but i'm not finding any docs to help me on >> it. After hard work I could create a NotificationBroeker and Subscribe >> to a topic but I can't discover how to send/receive notification >> to/from this topic. This code above is what i've done... Canybody can >> help me on my next steps? >> >> Thanx anyway, >> >> Leandro >> >> try{ >> >> URL url = new URL("http://localhost:8192/Broker/main.wsdl "); >> >> Service s = Service.create(url,new >> QName("http://servicemix.org/wsnotification","NotificationBroker";)); >> NotificationBroker nb = s.getPort(new >> QName("http://servicemix.org/wsnotification","http-binding";), >> NotificationBroker.class); >> >> >> //Subscribe >> SubscribeFactoryBean subscribeFactoryBean = new >> SubscribeFactoryBean(); >> subscribeFactoryBean.setTopic("meuTopico"); >> Subscribe subscribe = >> (Subscribe)subscribeFactoryBean.getObject(); >> EndpointReferenceType consumer = new >> EndpointReferenceType(); >> >> consumer.setAddress(new AttributedURIType()); >> >> consumer.getAddress().setValue(" >> http://servicemix.org/wsnotification/NotificationBroker/http-binding";); >> subscribe.setConsumerReference(consumer); >> SubscribeResponse subscribeResponse = >> nb.subscribe(subscribe); >> >> >> //Register Publisher >> /*RegisterPublisherFactoryBean registerPublisherFactoryBean >> = new RegisterPublisherFactoryBean(); >> registerPublisherFactoryBean.setTopic("meuTopico"); >> RegisterPublisher rp = >> (RegisterPublisher)registerPublisherFactoryBean.getObject(); >> >> EndpointReferenceType registerPublisherEndpoint = new >> EndpointReferenceType(); >> registerPublisherEndpoint.setAddress(new >> AttributedURIType()); >> >> registerPublisherEndpoint.getAddress().setValue(" >> http://servicemix.org/wsnotification/NotificationBroker/http-binding";); >> >> rp.setPublisherReference(registerPublisherEndpoint); >> RegisterPublisherResponse registerPublisherResponse = >> nb.registerPublisher(rp);*/ >> >> >> >> >> System.out.println(subscribeResponse.getSubscriptionReference >> ().getClass().getName()); >> >> >> >> >> //Notify >> Notify notify = new Notify(); >> >> nb.notify(notify); >> >> >> } >> catch(Exception ex){ >> ex.printStackTrace(); >> } >> > > >
-- Cheers, Guillaume Nodet ------------------------ Principal Engineer, IONA Blog: http://gnodet.blogspot.com/
