On 2011-11-30, at 下午8:41, rickthemick wrote:
Hi!
Actually not, the myserver DNS name is routed through a reverse
proxy I
believe, this causes CXF to generate service URLs with the IP
address of the
machine instead of the DNS name "myserver" that the client uses.
For example., a client browser browse to "http://myserver/cxf"; but the
services he founds in the service listing there has address like:
http://10.0.0.23:8080/cxf/myservice
And because of the network setup he cant reach
http://10.0.0.23:8080/cxf/myservice since that request is not ruoted
through
the reverse proxy, and thus, it works if he uses
http://myserver/cxf/myservice.
This is the reason why I want to force the "base-address" used by
CXF when
generating the service URLs. And I want to do it outside the service
code
(that is, outside the spring configuration). Thats why the config
admin is
very attractive to me to use to set "base-address". But I dont know
if its
the correct way to do it.
The publishedEndpointUrl affects the endpoint URL to the service
within the
WSDL not the URL to the WSDL itself listed by CXF. The optimal
situtation
would be if "base-address" affects both the service listing URLs and
the
endpoint URLs within the WSDLs.
Hi,
Actually it's exactly what publishedEndpointUrl can offer you, the
correct behavior is that it's not only affect the soap:address within
the wsdl, but also affect the WSDL URL in SerivceList.
You may use some old version CXF which has some bugs with
publishedEndpointUrl, after CXF 2.4.0 several bugs with
publishedEndpointUrl get fixed, could you try with more recent version?
Also, the configuration in org.apache.cxf.osgi.cfg only affect the
real address the service published, change it can't help for your case.
Freeman
BR
/Rickard
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