Thanks for your response. I agree with the first part i.e. intercept message
before it is passed to NMR. But, I am not sure I understand the approach.
The services are implemented as servicemix-http and the consumers of these
services are outside servicemix implemented on .NET and java platform. Did
you mean

a) Rewriting servicemix-http to servicemix-cxf-bc and configuring it to
intercept message. If yes, how can one configure cxf-bc to intercept
messages.

OR

b) Implementing servicemix-cxf-bc as a proxy to the actual services. If yes,
is there any advantage in using servicemix-cxf-bc over servicemix-http to
implement this role. 

Please let me know. Thanks!



Freeman Fang wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> If you only want the interceptors working between external client and 
> your consumer endpoint in smx container, I don't think you could use 
> MessageListener , since MessageListener is invoked when endpoint get 
> MessageExchange from NMR.
> But what you want is the consumer endpoint receive request from external 
> client  and then before the MessageExchange send to the NMR, you need 
> the interceptors working at this time, IMO, you can use 
> servicemix-cxf-bc and configure cxf style interceptors for cxf bc 
> consumer to archieve this.
> Freeman
> newmax wrote:
>> We have a bunch of services implemented using http component deployed on
>> servicemix. For the sake of simplicity, lets say 5. Currently, we have
>> identified 3 out of 5 services to be audited/intercepted i.e. intercept
>> every request and response messages exchanged between client and server
>> for
>> these service. I have looked into the option of MessageListener that
>> intercepts every message in NMR. The problem with this approach is that
>> all
>> the messges, including the ones that are sent from one component to
>> another
>> within a service, are intercepted and the number of messages intercepted
>> is
>> huge. I am looking for a way messages that could intercept message
>> exchanged
>> between client and servicemix container only, rather than the messages
>> exchanged within a container and NMR. Following are the attributes, among
>> others, I wish to capture:
>>
>> 1) Correlation Id
>> 2) Host Name/address
>> 3) Server Name/Address
>> 4) Service Name
>>
>> Also, there needs to a mechanism to add and remove service from the list
>> of
>> audited services at runtime. The identified component must support JMX.
>>
>> My questions are:
>>
>> 1) Can this be achieved by using any capabilities available in ServiceMix
>> 2) Am I better off using some other tool. If yes, could suggest some
>>
>> Truly appreciate your help!
>>   
> 
> 
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