You can use an http endpoint as a provider
(http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/servicemix-http.html). The
provider http endpoint allows you to transform/wrap an incoming jbi
message to a soap message and send it as the soap request to the target WS.
Also, you can use a jsr181 proxy
(http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/servicemix-jsr181.html), so you
can invoke the web service as a pojo. You must target an http provider
endpoint so that the jbi message created by the jsr181 proxy will be
wrapped in a soap message.
Here's a neat example of invoking an external service using jsr181
proxies and http endpoints.
(http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/orchestration-with-jsr181.html)
Hope this helps.
Erik Allais wrote:
hi,
i must make a service provider that consume WS on an external Application
(SugarCRM)
the illustration:
ESB<===>[WS: Service provider]------>consume WS------->[Application:
SugarCRM]
<------return
result-----------
my service provider inside servicemix must use a SOAP client to invoke the
WS of my external application
There is a component which can do that or i must use a SOAP client like
XFire or Axis?
note : All the WS i must invoke (sugarCRM) need complex type parameter
Why this implementation??
Because i need to make an abstract layer over the WS of my application
(bufferised some process for example)
thanks,
Erik
