2008/11/6 Joshua Partogi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > hi all, > > I was wondering whether anyone has worked cxf on jetty here? Does it > work? Because mine does not work on jetty, but works on tomcat. Would > you share what you have done to make it work on jetty?
I use jetty in the testing phase, before building a war to deploy to tomcat. Seems to work fine. I followed the general outline described here under "Testing SOAP calls with the Endpoint class": http://www.jroller.com/gmazza/entry/writing_junit_test_cases_for#testep It's pretty simple, you don't even need to import any jetty classes yourself, CXF does it for you under the covers. Basically I publish the service endpoints like this: Endpoint ep = Endpoint.publish( "http://localhost:9001/CodaCath";, new CodaCathProvider() ); CodaCathProvider is a class implementing javax.xml.ws.Provider and annotated with @WebServiceProvider (i.e. it generates raw xml) but in the tutorial it uses the same method to publish a regular @WebService implementor. If you do happen to be using Provider, my class is declared like this: @WebServiceProvider( portName = "CodaCathPort", serviceName = "CodaCathService", targetNamespace = "http://cathdb.info/FuncNet_0_1/"; ) public class CodaCathProvider implements Provider<StreamSource> ... If you're using databinding like most people, follow the steps in the tutorial and you'll get there. What problem were you getting exactly, anyway? Andrew.
