I want to write a test client for a service which uses JMS as the transport
application. I have the interface file which is very simple and has only one
operation:
public interface DateFormatter
{
String getFormattedDate();
}
I tried doing it like this (mostly followed the client code at
http://xfire.codehaus.org/JMS+Transport , but am not using spring):
1. Create instance of XFire
2. Get connection factory from JNDI lookup
3. Register it as a new JMSTransport
xfire.getTransportManager().register(new JMSTransport(xfire,
connectionFactory));
4. Create the service factory
5. Add soap/JMS transport to the factory
serviceFactory.addSoap11Transport(JMSTransport.BINDING_ID);
6. Create the service model
Service serviceModel = serviceFactory.create(DateFormatter.class);
7. Create a proxy for the service
XFireProxyFactory factory = new XFireProxyFactory(xfire);
DateFormatter dfClient = (DateFormatter) factory.create(serviceModel,
"jms://DateFormatter");
8. Set the end point
((XFireProxy)Proxy.getInvocationHandler(dfClient)).getClient().setEndpointUr
i("jms://queue1");
9. Invoke the operation
dfClient.getFormattedDate();
But no messages seem to reach the channel.
This is printed in the output:
INFO: Sent message: Source ID: A27ADD09-82AD-86E2-20FB-92A98665DC72
Destination: null JMSType: TextMessage
What am I doing wrong?
Isn't there anyone else who is using JMS transport?
Thanks
Mayank
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