Yes.
If you are using cxfEndpoint tag within Spring Configuration, you just
need to set the cxfEndpoint's address with a properties variable.
Willem
Lukasz Lichota wrote:
so you mean I just need to use other url in endpoint configuration e.g.
through properties so that it can be replaced in the context?
and the code you refer to is just this? :
// We should use the related path to publish the service, when using
the ServletTransport
String cxfEndpointAddress = "cxf:/incident";
// Using the full http address for stand alone running
if (!usingServletTransport) {
cxfEndpointAddress =
"cxf://http://localhost:9080/camel-example-reportincident/webservices/incident";;
}
willem.jiang wrote:
Hi,
You can take a look at the camel-example-reportinstance[1]
It shows a way for how to write the unit test for you case.
Basically , it just uses the jetty tranpsort instead of the servlet one
to do the unit test.
[1]https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/camel/trunk/examples/camel-example-reportincident
Willem
Lukasz Lichota wrote:
Hi,
Suppose I have camel context containing cxf endpoints which is to be used
within WAR on tomcat.
In web.xml I have CXFServlet configured plus ContextLoaderListener which
will read the camel context.
Within camel context I have camel cxf endpoint
<cxfEndpoint id="myEndpoint" address="/MyContext" ../>
and other stuff so I'd like to test the whole context using junit with
e.g.
CamelSpringTestSupport (not just the route builder).
What's the best way to test it? I know I could test using embeded
jetty/tomcat and pointing to the exploded war directory but that's
testing
the whole war. Is there an easy way to test just the context using e.g.
CamelSpringTestSupport?
best regards
