You should be able to call:
BusFactory.getDefaultBus().getExtension(JettyHTTPServerEngineFactory.class)
to get the JettyHTTPServerEngineFactory that is in use. There is a
destroyForPort(int) method on there that would shutdown a particular port.
If you want to shutdown EVERYTHING cxf uses, you can do:
BusFactory.getDefaultBus().shutdown()
but that may be complete overkill.
Dan
On Monday 23 August 2010 8:30:27 pm Christopher Richmond wrote:
> Hello,
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> I have built a simple working endpoint sample based on the HelloWorld
> service that starts up fine with the following code in simple Main method.:
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> System.*out*.println("Starting Server");
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> HelloWorldImpl implementor = *new* HelloWorldImpl();
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> String address = "http://localhost:9000/helloWorld";;
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> Endpoint ep = Endpoint.*publish*(address, implementor);
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> * *
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> This works just fine and I can access the
> http://localhost:9000/helloWorld?wsdl fine from the browser as expected.
>
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> Also, when I call:
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> ep.stop();
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> That works as expected, with the endpoint no longer being avialable.
> However, the jetty server still serves up 404 pages accordingly, when what
> I really want is to be able to explicitly control when the underlying
> server starts and stops and not merely when enpoints are
> stopped/published. I am able to explicitly start and stop the server with
> the port/address being completely reachable or unreachable as expected
> with code like below
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> Server jetty = *new* *Server*(9000)*;*
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> *try* {
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> jetty.start();
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> System.*err*.println("Jetty running: " + jetty.*isRunning*());
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> jetty.stop();
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> System.err.println("*Jetty* stopped: " + jetty.isStopped());
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> } *catch* (Exception e) {
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> …
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> *}*
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> What I cannot seem to figure out is how to meld the two together. Either
> explicitly starting the server as in the jetty snippet and configuring my
> endpoints there so that I can explicitly start and stop the entire
> server(not just enpoints) or using the first type of example, how to get a
> handle on the underlying server to completely stop it and not just the
> endpoint(which ep.stop() does).
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>
> What am I missing?
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