Bruce,
Sorry, don't really understand intended interaction between ServiceMix and
Tomcat service...
In our original client we passed Java object to the method in web service
Request request = new Request( prop1, prop2...);
MyService port = ( new MyServiceLocator).getMyService();
Response response = port.MyRemoteMethod( request);
So, in ServiceMix client I have to call ServiceMix SU instead:
Destination destination =
client.createDestination("service:http://servicemix.org/myService";);
InOut exchange = destination.createInOutExchange();
NormalizedMessage request = exchange.getInMessage();
request.setProperty("prop1", "val1");
request.setProperty("prop2", "val2");
client.sendSync(exchange);
NormalizedMessage response = exchange.getOutMessage();
Do I need to write the SU code to construct Java request object from
NormalizedMessage and call MyRemoteMethod? Or, will the existing
http-binding component do it for me?
Thank you again,
-V
bsnyder wrote:
>
> On 7/24/07, smx_ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Do you mean for that service unit to work as proxy -
>> e.g. take MQ message request from client application and transform it
>> into
>> WSDL request to the existing web service?
>
> The SU would proxy to the web service and you set soap="true" in the
> xbean.xml configuration for it to send SOAP messages. There is no
> direct interaction with ActiveMQ (per your reference to MQ message).
>
> Bruce
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