Zarig
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this is synapse.xml:
...
<syn:class name="samples.mediators.test1"/>
<syn:send>
...
this is my mediator:
... RPCServiceClient serviceClient = null;...
The problem is that you are trying to use standard Axis2 to invoke the
callout from within your mediator, and then trying to send.. and this
probably conflicts with the axis2 configuration initialized by the
Synapse environment already initiated
by the way, i know callout mediator, however I think it can not satisfy my requirements.
Why do you say that this does not satisfy your requirements? Can you
elaborate your requirement a bit more.. The callout mediator performs a
blocking send, while the send mediator will not block when using
non-blocking transports such as the NIO based http/s.. These should
allow you to do almost any scenario without writing your own mediator to
do a callback.. you typically would want to write a new mediator to
perform a custom transformation (e.g. proprietary data formats) etc and
not for sending out..
asankha
