Besides CXF, Axis(1) and Axis2 both implement local transports. Googling
"metro local transport" didn't turn up anything, so I guess Metro does
not. Perhaps it's an Apache standard? :-) In any case, it's a great way
of testing things as long as the stack uses the local transport as a
true substitute for other transports (so does all the XML serialization,
security processing, etc.).
- Dennis
Glen Mazza wrote:
Oh, I've never heard of "local" transport--I see it here:
https://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/local-transport.html. I guess I should
update my blog entry. Is "local transport" just a CXF-specific thing or a
Java standard that other frameworks such as ServiceMix and Camel can use for
their testing?
Glen
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
I think Brandon is trying to use the local transport, not HTTP transport
with localhost.
The CXF test code uses local transport, though mainly with canned XML
responses (for testing client) or requests (for testing server). I was
able to make local transport work for testing between client and server
by modifying the org.apache.cxf.jaxws.holder.HolderTest (from
rt/frontend/jaxws/src/test) to first create the server and then connect
the client:
