L.S., A possible solution could be to write a servicemix-lwcontainer message POJO, which receives the XML message, performs the XML-RPC call and returns the result message. You can then combine it with the servicemix-http and/or servicemix-jms components to provide the transport layer for you. You would actually be able to 'expose' your bean that 'talks' XML-RPC using both protocols without any additional effort.
The other solution would be to create your own service engine or binding component (a bit unsure which one...). Regards, Gert ender wrote: > > Hello, > > For a project we're working on, I might need to add XML-RPC connectivity > to ServiceMix. > However, it would probably be used together with different underlying > transport protocols > (like HTTP or JMS). Unfortunatly, it's not entirely clear to me what would > be the best way > to implement this. > Do JBI or ServiceMix make a distinction between transport mechanism and > message > format used, or would I have to program this myself (e.g. by creating > generic jms > and http binding components that can have arbitrary marshallers - in this > case xml-rpc)? > > Greetings, > Stein > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/A-Question-on-Binding-Components-and-message-formats-tf3815139s12049.html#a10827832 Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
