There were some http related refactoring in CXF 2.4.0.
But from the exception it looks like the you didn't install a right CXF
bundle.
Maybe you need to update your application context for it.
On 7/20/11 3:26 PM, Lars Heppler wrote:
Hi,
for me it does not work with the latest version of cxf 2.4.1 nor with 2.3.5.
It throws an exception cause of a missing namespace handler for jaxws, comes
from somewhere deep in spring.
With version 2.2.12 everything works fine. I also tried it with the cxf
feature for karaf, no success.
They integrated the http-osgi transport into the normal http-transport
(servlet) so most examples out there are not working with recent versions.
I would appreciate hints for getting this working.
Regards,
Lars
2011/7/20 Freeman Fang<[email protected]>
Hi Brad,
You may need take a look at cxf-jaxrs example shipped with Apache
Servicemix kit, it use cxf http-osgi transport(based on pax-web which use
OSGI HTTP service underlying).
You can download the kit from [1]
[1]http://repo2.maven.org/**maven2/org/apache/servicemix/**
apache-servicemix/4.3.0/<http://repo2.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/servicemix/apache-servicemix/4.3.0/>
Freeman
On 2011-7-20, at 上午4:00, Christian Schneider wrote:
Hi Brad,
you should take a look at the examples from Talend Service Factory (which
is CXF + Karaf).
For example this one:
https://github.com/Talend/tsf/**tree/master/examples/jaxrs-**intro<https://github.com/Talend/tsf/tree/master/examples/jaxrs-intro>
It shows how to use CXF on the OSGi container karaf. There is also a karaf
distribution from Talend that is preconfigured for cxf:
http://www.talend.com/**download_form.php?cont=sfact&**src=ResourcePage<http://www.talend.com/download_form.php?cont=sfact&src=ResourcePage>
Alternatively you should also be able to use servicemix which is also
preconfigured nicely for CXF.
Compared to a raw Karaf both distros mostly adjust the jre.conf file to
make CXF work.
Christian
Am 19.07.2011 20:46, schrieb Brad Taylor:
I am somewhat of a newbie to this whole process, and as such do not know
if
this question even makes sense. However let me try:
I have a simple "application" that gets some simple arguments and
generates
essentially a result set of mutiple rows of identical data. What one
would
normally see as the result of a SQL SELECT. I wanted to have this be as
standalone as possible, however its main API is a URI (XML over HTTP).
So
from their I created an OSGI HTTP service (as opposed to embedding the
app
in a web container). So now I can deploy my standalone osgi container,
load
the osgi bundles needed, point my client to the listening port and get
back
results.
So my next step was to change the API to a RESTful API. That is where I
started looking at Jersey, then CXF. However I can not find any examples
of
this type of implementation.
Is this a valid approach? Or should I be looking at a different
approach?
If it is valid, would someone be so kind as to point me in a direction
that
may lead to my goal?
Thank you
Brad Taylor
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