Hi all, a colleague of mine is looking at a way to deploy a legacy webservice of which he can't touch the code on Karaf.
I looked around and found an old thread with a post from Guillaume: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg05523.html which points to an example using ServiceMix. Before digging further I'd like to ask a few questions here: 1) (you never know) is there maybe an example of this (i.e. exposing a webservice with cxf on karaf) somewhere? I haven't found one so far. 2) if there is no example, would the following work: - deploy the cxf bundles on Karaf (maybe there's a feature descriptor for this somewhere?) - declare the WS endpoint in the blueprint configuration - that is I have only found instances of this being done in the old spring-dm descriptor, but I suppose using the CXF namespace in blueprint should somehow do the trick? One more thing: after more googling specifically for the history of Karaf I found a helpful blog entry (http://icodebythesea.blogspot.com/2011/01/brief-history-of-apache-karaf.html) which explains the link ServiceMix -> Karaf. That is, the ServiceMix Kernel website says nothing about it, and a lot of things (forum entries, ML archives, ...) still point to it which makes it all very confusing. Would it be possible to place a big red bar (or whatever else warning sign) on the ServiceMix Kernel page redirecting to Karaf? Thanks! Manuel
