Hello,
in my integration prototype an existing web-service should be adapted to
an other contract. Therefore, I have a cxf:consumer(dataFormat=PAYLOAD;
the associated cxf:endpoint definition references a WSDL but no service
class) and a cxf:producer (the associated cxf:endpoint references a
service class that has been generated from a WSDL). In this scenario, I?m
getting an exception, when the response is send back within the
cxf:consumer (XMLStreamDataWriter.write expects DataSource, Node or
Source) .
After doing some debugging, binding.populateCxfResponseFromExchange
extracts the data format from the current exchange (in my case
cxf:producer with data format POJO) and not the current endpoint (in my
case cxf:consumer with data format PAYLOAD).
What's the correct interaction between those components? The mix of data
formats is needed, because
1.) the SOAP headers should be inspected
2.) the incoming SOAP message can contain invalid type representation
(e.g. timestamp) that have to be corrected before => POJO can not be used
in this case
code from org.apache.camel.component.cxf.CxfConsumer
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
private void setResponseBack(Exchange cxfExchange,
org.apache.camel.Exchange camelExchange) {
CxfEndpoint endpoint = (CxfEndpoint)getEndpoint();
CxfBinding binding = endpoint.getCxfBinding();
checkFailure(camelExchange);
// bind the Camel response into a CXF response
if (camelExchange.getPattern().isOutCapable()) {
binding.populateCxfResponseFromExchange(camelExchange,
cxfExchange);
}
// check failure again as fault could be discovered by converter
checkFailure(camelExchange);
// copy the headers javax.xml.ws header back
binding.copyJaxWsContext(cxfExchange, (Map<String,
Object>)camelExchange.getProperty(CxfConstants.JAXWS_CONTEXT));
}
I?m using camel-cxf 2.5.0
Thanks,
Thomas
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