Hi Eric
We can certainly support JDBC/Databases and email etc. These could be as
a Transport into Synapse - i.e. when a row appears on a table through a
periodic polling, we could extract it as a SOAP message and act on it
etc. Also, you may be able to save information from any message into a
row of a JDBC table.
JDBC could also be via a Mediator that could write an incoming message
into a table. I think Upul would be looking into there items in the
coming days to see how best we could bring in JDBC support
asankha
Eric Nygma wrote:
Hi Asankha
The scenario is to connect to a database with JDBC. Putting Synapse as a
proxy and the target endpoint being a database,I was hoping to transform the
incoming soap request (that would contain database connection information)
to a plain text string that would allow me to connect to a
database.Ofcourse , an alternative would be use an XSLT mediator to
get POX out of the
soap request and send it to a fixed endpoint , which functions to connect to
a database. Following the same approach of obtaining text, one could also
have a fixed endpoint to send email.
I hope I could make myself clear.
Although Synapse appears to be an ESB dealing with webservice endpoints
primarily, extending Synapse in few ways such as above might help to plug in
other endpoints such as a database, email etc. I am not an expert on this -
but was just thinking aloud.
Thanks,
Eric.
On 8/19/07, Asankha C. Perera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Eric
This is interesting.. but we do not have this support right now. Though
I think it would be fairly straightforward to support this, there maybe
edge cases and consequences we need to decide to deal with. Could you
explain your scenario for this requirement and how important it is?
asankha
Eric Nygma wrote:
Hi,
The Synapse samples have a sample to show transformation from SOAP to
POX
and then sending the transformed message over HTTP.
Is it possible to send plain text(non xml) over HTTP with Synapse ?
Thank you,
Eric.
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