Thanks a lot. Event if i don't use a RS asynchronous client right now. It might prove usefull to switch from WS to RS.
2012/11/23 Sergey Beryozkin <[email protected]>: > On 12/11/12 14:19, Sergey Beryozkin wrote: >> >> On 11/11/12 12:38, Gege wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I'm using CXF between two endpoints (both are AS) in SOAP and/or REST >>> over >>> HTTP. >>> >>> I want network callflows to be as simple as possible (no callbacks, plain >>> simple request/answer) and i want to be resources-efficient because some >>> requests might be long (and i'll have long-polling for events). >>> >>> So, I need to have asynchronous implementations (in java) of both client >>> and servers. >>> >>> Here is where i stand: >>> >>> SOAP (jax-ws) : >>> - asynchronous client : OK (wsimport + binding.xml) >>> - asynchronous server : not supported yet by CXF (AsyncProvider is >>> specified in jax-ws 2.2, it's not the most simple to implement (handle >>> the >>> XML myself...) but it should be able to do the job, might be supported in >>> jax-ws-ri by sun). >>> >>> REST (jax-rs) : >>> - asynchronous client (cxf-wadl2java) : ? i did find anything about >>> asynchronous client and I really hope someone can give me a pointer >> >> >> I guess we can extend cxf-wadl2java to get "@Suspended AsyncResponse" >> added to the generated signature if a current method id is listed, >> example, "-async getIt", where "getIt" is the name or id of some >> specific WADL method element. I'll think about it... >> > > The code generator has been updated on the trunk to support "-async" option, > for example, '-async get,addBook' where 'get' will match all WADL methods > with name "GET", and 'addBook' - a specific method with id attribute > 'addBook' > > "-managedAsync" option for supporting "@UseAsyncMethod" style will be added > later... > > Sergey > > >> However, that will only help with preparing the server code, the proxy >> based client code will not be able to run in the async mode itself, it >> is only possible to use WebClient for the client code itself to run >> asynchronously. >> >> thanks, Sergey >> >>> - asynchronous server : OK using AsyncResponse (jax-rs 2.0) and some >>> fixes >>> that i'll post once i've tested a bit more >>> >>> For now, I feel like there are some pieces missing. >>> Of course i could implement a REST client myself, but i feel it's a >>> waste. >>> There are libraries and utilities everywhere and what I want to do seems >>> pretty much in the scope of jax-rs and jax-ws). >>> >>> Thanks in advance. >>> >> >> > > > -- > Sergey Beryozkin > > Talend Community Coders > http://coders.talend.com/ > > Blog: http://sberyozkin.blogspot.com
