Re: spring injection with jaxws:endpoint

2007-07-19 Thread Marc Preddie

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply, I was away on business. Anyway, both solutions
solve my problem, thanks.

Regards
Marc


On 7/16/07, Holger Stolzenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


For me this worked:

bean id=CustomerServiceImpl class=com.domain.CustomerServiceImpl
   property name=daoProxyProvider ref=DaoProxyProvider/
   property name=eventManager ref=EventManager/
/bean
jaxws:endpoint id=CustomerService address=/CustomerService
   jaxws:implementor
   bean parent=CustomerServiceImpl /
   /jaxws:implementor
/jaxws:endpoint


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Von: Dan Diephouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 13. Juli 2007 23:11
An: cxf-user@incubator.apache.org
Betreff: Re: spring injection with jaxws:endpoint

I believe this is what you want:

bean id=foo class=com.test.testServiceImpl property name=testDAO
ref bean=TestDAO / /bean

jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=#foo
address= /MyTestService

Hope that helps :-)

- Dan


On 7/13/07, Marc Preddie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi,

 I have exposed a web service using cxf using the systex below, and it
 works fine

 jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=com.test.testServiceImpl
 address= /MyTestService /jaxws:endpoint 

 What I then did was to actully make the service do something (access a
 database through hibernate), so I wanted to inject my SpringDAO into
 my service. This is where I get lost I tried the systax below, but
 to no avial. (of course TestDAO is defined within the spring xml
 config...)

 jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=com.test.testServiceImpl
 address= /MyTestService

 
 property name=testDAO ref bean=TestDAO //property

 /jaxws:endpoint

 I tried many differnt things with no success and I was wondering
 whether or not anyone has done this and how they did it.

 BTW. I'm using Java 6, CXF 2.0 and Spring 2.1

 Regards

 Marc




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spring injection with jaxws:endpoint

2007-07-13 Thread Marc Preddie

Hi,

I have exposed a web service using cxf using the systex below, and it works
fine

jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=com.test.testServiceImpl
address= /MyTestService /jaxws:endpoint 

What I then did was to actully make the service do something (access a
database through hibernate), so I wanted to inject my SpringDAO into my
service. This is where I get lost I tried the systax below, but to no
avial. (of course TestDAO is defined within the spring xml config...)

jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=com.test.testServiceImpl
address= /MyTestService


property name=testDAO ref bean=TestDAO //property

/jaxws:endpoint

I tried many differnt things with no success and I was wondering whether or
not anyone has done this and how they did it.

BTW. I'm using Java 6, CXF 2.0 and Spring 2.1

Regards

Marc


Re: spring injection with jaxws:endpoint

2007-07-13 Thread Dan Diephouse

I believe this is what you want:

bean id=foo class=com.test.testServiceImpl
property name=testDAO ref bean=TestDAO /
/bean

jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=#foo
address= /MyTestService

Hope that helps :-)

- Dan


On 7/13/07, Marc Preddie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi,

I have exposed a web service using cxf using the systex below, and it
works
fine

jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=com.test.testServiceImpl
address= /MyTestService /jaxws:endpoint 

What I then did was to actully make the service do something (access a
database through hibernate), so I wanted to inject my SpringDAO into my
service. This is where I get lost I tried the systax below, but to no
avial. (of course TestDAO is defined within the spring xml config...)

jaxws:endpoint id=testService implementor=com.test.testServiceImpl
address= /MyTestService


property name=testDAO ref bean=TestDAO //property

/jaxws:endpoint

I tried many differnt things with no success and I was wondering whether
or
not anyone has done this and how they did it.

BTW. I'm using Java 6, CXF 2.0 and Spring 2.1

Regards

Marc





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Envoi Solutions
http://envoisolutions.com | http://netzooid.com/blog