Hi Javed, It should be not a problem to use Document style with JMS. If you look in jms samples delivered with CXF (jms_pubsub, jms_queue) as well as system tests - they working with Document style.
Could you provide a little bit more information about your problem and configuration: what kind of exception you receive, how your client / service are configured? Regards, Andrei. > -----Original Message----- > From: Javed Mandary [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Dienstag, 19. Februar 2013 03:23 > To: [email protected] > Subject: JMS over SOAP with Apache CXF > > Dear All, > I currently have a requirement for a using same SOAP Request to > access both a JMS Apache CXF service endpoint and a SOAP Apache CXF > synchronous service endpoint. > > However when running tests I've found that the JMS service was expecting > RPC style requests whilst the SOAP Synch Service was expecting Document > literal style. > > I have added the following annotation to the interface to change everything > to RPC: > @SOAPBinding(style=Style.RPC, use=Use.LITERAL) > > I've seen that sending an RPC style Request works for both the Synch and > Asynch however when changing the @SOAPBinding style to Document I was > not able to use Document style Request for the JMS side . > > So am wondering how we actually make the Asynch endpoint use Document > Style ? > > Note that my service endpoint for both Synch and Asynch are defined using > spring jaxws:endpoint tags. > > kind regards, > Javed
