Re: HTTPS hostname wrong

[Freeman Fang]

Hi Stefan,

Looks like the https resource can't get resolved correctly.
How about try use  
wsdl="http://wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be/codage_1_0/codage?WSDL";

Freeman

stlecho wrote:
Freeman,

The WSDL can be downloaded from the follolwing location: 
https://wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be/codage_1_0/codage?WSDL
https://wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be/codage_1_0/codage?WSDL 

Working config for cxfbc:provider:
        <cxfbc:provider
                                wsdl="classpath:codage.wsdl"
                                
locationURI="https://wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be:443/codage_1_0/codage";
                                service="encode:Codage"
                                endpoint="CodageSOAP"
                                useJBIWrapper="false"
        />


Erroneous config for cxfbc:provider:
        <cxfbc:provider
                                
wsdl="https://wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be/codage_1_0/codage?WSDL";
                                
locationURI="https://wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be:443/codage_1_0/codage";
                                service="encode:Codage"
                                endpoint="CodageSOAP"
                                useJBIWrapper="false"
        />


Regards, Stefan.


Freeman Fang wrote:
  
Hi,

What's your configuration for cxfbc:provider and what your wsdl looks
like?

Regards
Freeman

stlecho wrote:
    
Hi,

I've configured a cxfbc:provider and when deploying I'm receiving "HTTPS
hostname wrong:  should be <wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be>". When I
download
the WSDL and reference it through classpath:, I get no error message.

Stacktrace
<loc-message>java.io.IOException: HTTPS hostname wrong:  should be
&lt;wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be&gt;</loc-message><stack-trace><![CDATA[javax.jbi.management.DeploymentException:
java.io.IOException: HTTPS hostname wrong:  should be
<wwwacc.behealth.smals-mvm.be> at
org.apache.servicemix.cxfbc.CxfBcProvider.validate(CxfBcProvider.java:406)
at
org.apache.servicemix.common.AbstractDeployer.validate(AbstractDeployer.java:58)

Regards, Stefan Lecho.