Hello all, forget some conclusions from the previous mail. The class cast problem results from the retry operations plus my interactions. Still, the original request fails. I try to investigate this further and post my findings then.
Best regards, Werner wänä wrote: > > Hello Willem, > > thank you for that, at least the bus now starts. But then, I am still > completely lost. Having received the message through CXF, it now arrives > in the component which should prepare the SOAP call. I am able to change > the element in the MessageContentsList, but from the error I receive now, > and the things I see in the debugger, I am certain that this is not > sufficient, because the stack trace tells me something like > > java.lang.ClassCastException: providerpackage.ProviderRequestObject cannot > be cast to consumerpackage.ConsumerRequestObject > > I am perfectly ok with that, this is not possible, but I do not see why > the request object for the provider should be cast into the request object > from the consumer. > > CXF Entry into Bus -> ConsumerRequestObject -> My transform -> > ProviderRequestObject -> Http callout to external web service > > I guess I am still far away from what I want to do. So a pointer to an > example, where one either transforms an incoming web service request into > an outgoing request, or where one builds a completely new web service > request from scratch would help me a lot. > > Thank you for any help! > > Best regards, Werner > > > willem.jiang wrote: >> >> Hi , >> >> Did you put the camel-http jar into your class path? >> It looks like the camel context can resolve the http endpoint . >> >> Willem >> wänä wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> I have a problem to figure out, how to call a web service provider (web >>> service external to camel) from within a camel route: >>> >>> <camel:camelContext id="xyz-context"> >>> <camel:route> >>> <camel:from uri="cxf:bean:get-file-list"/> >>> <camel:interceptor ref="foo-service"> >>> <camel:interceptor ref="bar-service"> >>> <camel:to uri="http://a-host:a-port/a-path"/> >>> </camel:interceptor> >>> </camel:interceptor> >>> </camel:route> >>> </camel:camelContext> >>> >>> This gives me an error during startup: >>> >>> No endpoint could be found for: http://a-host:a-port/a-path >>> >>> I understand, that I didn't configure an endpoint at >>> http://a-host:8080/a-path, but I have no idea how to do that. >>> >>> The camel manual only shows how to directly use an http URL in the DSL >>> way. >>> >>> To give some context, the situation is as follows: >>> - A web service consumer into camel (camel should offer a wsdl >>> interface), >>> this works and is the cxf:bean thing above in the from element >>> - Some pojos massaging the content, which works also >>> - A web service provider, which needs to be adapted, which doesn't work >>> for >>> me at the moment >>> >>> I first thought, I could use the cxf component to stand for the consumer >>> and >>> the provider (different wsdls), but this didn't work either, because as >>> far >>> as I understand, it only works as a consumer. >>> >>> Any help is appreciated, possibly with concrete links or examples. >>> >>> Thank you! >>> >>> Best regards, Werner >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Web-service-provider-tp19722939s22882p19738989.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
