I'm confused. Port 8443 is https, not http. If you want http
(unsecured) try port 8080. If you want https, use an https url.
thanks
david jencks
On Feb 6, 2008, at 6:10 AM, YogeshArora wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply ! It was very helpful, as I moved little ahead.
Options tried
==============
1. I modified the client.html (examples/bridge and examples/wsdl-
first) and
changed the URL as http://localhost:8443/bridge/ and
http://localhost:8443/PersonService/
And, I got the status code as "200" that means it is able to find the
component running in tomcat at port number 8443, but the response
message
that is coming back is some weird characters "" for both
examples.While,
when the servicemix is running standalone, the proper response
comes back.
2. Modified the xbean.xml (for bridge and wsdl-first examples) and
person.wsdl for the port number changes from 8192 to 8443). Then
rebuild
using maven.
Still, I got status code as "200", but response is the same weird
characters
"".
What we want to achieve
=======================
We want to run Servicemix in Geronimo. Deploy the Servicemix
components in
Geronimo and access the components running inside Geronimo using HTTP
requests (using web browser).
Please help me, why the response is coming improper.
Thanks,
Yogesh
djencks wrote:
I know very very little about servicemix but have a couple of
questions.
It appears to me that the servicemix console is working properly on
port 8080?
You are trying to access a jbi service through http on another port?
My impression is that servicemix standalone starts an instance of
jetty to handle http communication. If this is correct, in this
configuration servicemix would have control over additional
connectors that could be opened on additional ports such as 8192.
However in geronimo I would hope that servicemix would use the
existing web container for http so you would have to add and
configure additional connectors for e.g port 8192 using the
appropriate jetty or tomcat gbeans. Does this make sense?
Is your jbi app accessible on port 8080 or through https on 8443?
thanks
david jencks
On Feb 4, 2008, at 2:12 AM, YogeshArora wrote:
Hi,
I have deployed the ServiceMix WAR file on Apache Geronimo. The
Servicemix
WAR file (Apache ServiceMix Web Application 3.2.1 (.war)) is
downloaded from
the the following URL:
http://servicemix.apache.org/download.html
Following are the details on the environment we are using, steps
that we
performed:
Environment Details:
====================
Operating System : Windows XP (Version 2002, Service Pack 2)
JDK :JDK 1.5.0_06
Application Server : Apache Geronimo version 2.0.2
(geronimo-tomcat6-jee5-2.0.2)
ESB : Apache ServiceMix version 3.2.1
I have installed the sample example - bridge and wsdl-first using
the Web
interface of ServiceMix (deployed on Geronimo). And the status of
both the
examples is "started" on the Web Interface of ServiceMix, but when
I tried
to access the sample application using client.html under their
respective
examples folder (http://localhost:8192/PersonService/
and http://localhost:8192/bridge/) that comes with ServiceMix
binaries, its
showing me status - 12029 as a response.
I have searched the internet and found that Status - 12029 means "A
connection with the server could not be established".
Then I checked whether the servicemix is running on port 8192 using
netstat
-a | find "8192". It gave me no results, that indicates that
ServiceMix is
not running on port 8192.
When the ServiceMix WAR file is deployed in Apache Geronimo, how to
access
the servicemix application running on Apache Geronimo?
Please help me in the same.
Thanks in advance !
Thanks,
Yogesh
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