My comments are marked below with Poonam ** ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Strachan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 8:41 PM Subject: Re: [servicemix-user] Http GET Request support
> Poonam wrote: > > I found that the BindingServlet in ServiceMix only supports POST Request. > > Does the Http Binding provided by ServiceMix support GET Request? > > It does now :) I've just patchced this in CVS HEAD Poonam ** Thanks James for the GET Request feature . I appreciate the instant support provided. > > > > One more question. As ServiceMix is using Jetty does it act like a > > Servlet container. Can I deploy servlets into the JBI container. > > If yes, how? > > If you want full control over the servlet engine and to deploy WARs etc, > you probably want to deploy the ServiceMix servlet inside a WAR, which > is the simplest way of doing it. > > Just deploy the org.servicemix.components.http.SpringBindingServlet in > your WAR and it should work now - I've made a few patches in CVS just now. > > The process of using the SpringBindingServlet is documented here > http://servicemix.org/HTTP?refresh=1 > > Basically the servlet uses Spring to find ServiceMix and the HttpBinding > implementation it is meant to use. > > There's a demo of this in action in the ServiceMix web application > (servicemix/tooling/servicemix-web) see the above page for details of > how to use it. > Poonam ** I got the SpringBindingServlet ,what I found is that the Servlet uses the HttpBinding which converts the Httprequest into a NMS and then sends it out on the deliveryChannel. It also sends back the Httpresponse. but I am sorry that the actual purpose is still not clear. One basic question is that can any Servlet(not ServiceMix Servlet) , XYZServlet be hosted inside ServiceMix ( this may be inside a WAR ). Secondly if this is possible can my JBI components talk to these Servlets? One of my tests did not work yesterday. What I was trying to do is I tried using the HttpInvoker to send a HttpRequest to my XYZServlet residing inside Tomcat Server. I may be wrong somewhere. but, is this possible? > -- > > James > ------- > http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/ > Thanks, Poonam.
