Hi, I assume you're referring to the Muse 2.0 release candidate, but I'm not sure since we haven't published the docs on the web site yet (just in the .zip files).
Muse's command line tooling generates the server and client side of a project. It encorporates WSRF/WSN/WSDM implementations from Muse and creates new code for custom features you've added to your WSDL. For client generation, it will use pre-existing classes like NotificationProducerClient as a base class when generating a new Java client that is custom to your WSDL. The NotificationProducerClient, NotificationConsumerClient, and SubscriptionClient can all be used to send WSN messages. Based on what you've told me so far, I'm guessing that you'd want to write a service that implemented the WSN Notify operation so it could receive messages; you could then use NotificationProducerClient to subscribe and SubscriptionClient to destroy the subscription (unsubscribe). From the producer side, you can use NotificationConsumerClient to send messages. Dan Gero Vermaas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/28/2006 05:42:15 AM: > Hi, > > I'm developing an application that needs acts as a client to a > WS-Notification service (this is not implemented using Apache Muse). It > must be able to (un)subscribe and get notifications. I stumbled across > Apache Muse and scanned the documentation on the site and am not sure if > I could use Apache Muse for this. > > Reading the documentation my initial feeling was that Muse is primarily > intended to build the server side of WS-Notifications and not the client > side.... on the other hand... when I started browsing the download I > noticed the wsn-consumer sample which seems to do just what I want. It > subscribes to a NotificationProducerClient. So I think I can use Apache > Muse, is that correct? > > Regards, > Gero > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
