Re: Apache CXF question
Thanks, Kishore -- but I already have the documentation. What I need is Apache CXF expertise. ;-) Karl On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 2:28 PM Kishore Kumar wrote: > Hi Karl, > > Good morning, I have shared you a Dropbox shared folder with OpenText > Content Server Web Service Documentation. > > If you have not received the link from Dropbox in your inbox, check in > Spam or let me know. > > Thanks, > Kishore Kumar > > -Original Message- > From: Karl Wright > Sent: 01 February 2019 05:48 > To: dev ; Rafa Haro > Subject: Apache CXF question > > I'm still working on the new OpenText connector, now using Apache CXF to > handle the web services piece. I've never worked with this package before, > but I've got the WSDLs generating what looks like usable java classes > representing the WSDL interfaces. But the underlying transport is > mysterious given what is generated. So, two questions: > > (1) It doesn't appear to me like explicit generation of classes from the > XSD are needed here. It looks like CXF does that too. Am I wrong? > (2) I want the transport to go via an HttpComponents/HttpClient HttpClient > object that I create and initialize myself. How can I set that up? If > anyone on this list has a few snippets of code they can share it would be > great. > > Thanks in advance, > Karl >
RE: Apache CXF question
Hi Karl, Good morning, I have shared you a Dropbox shared folder with OpenText Content Server Web Service Documentation. If you have not received the link from Dropbox in your inbox, check in Spam or let me know. Thanks, Kishore Kumar -Original Message- From: Karl Wright Sent: 01 February 2019 05:48 To: dev ; Rafa Haro Subject: Apache CXF question I'm still working on the new OpenText connector, now using Apache CXF to handle the web services piece. I've never worked with this package before, but I've got the WSDLs generating what looks like usable java classes representing the WSDL interfaces. But the underlying transport is mysterious given what is generated. So, two questions: (1) It doesn't appear to me like explicit generation of classes from the XSD are needed here. It looks like CXF does that too. Am I wrong? (2) I want the transport to go via an HttpComponents/HttpClient HttpClient object that I create and initialize myself. How can I set that up? If anyone on this list has a few snippets of code they can share it would be great. Thanks in advance, Karl
Apache CXF question
I'm still working on the new OpenText connector, now using Apache CXF to handle the web services piece. I've never worked with this package before, but I've got the WSDLs generating what looks like usable java classes representing the WSDL interfaces. But the underlying transport is mysterious given what is generated. So, two questions: (1) It doesn't appear to me like explicit generation of classes from the XSD are needed here. It looks like CXF does that too. Am I wrong? (2) I want the transport to go via an HttpComponents/HttpClient HttpClient object that I create and initialize myself. How can I set that up? If anyone on this list has a few snippets of code they can share it would be great. Thanks in advance, Karl
[jira] [Commented] (CONNECTORS-1564) Support preemptive authentication to Solr connector
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Erlend Garåsen commented on CONNECTORS-1564:
OK, I will create a simplified code example which reproduce the problem and
send it to the Solr developers.
> Support preemptive authentication to Solr connector
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> Key: CONNECTORS-1564
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CONNECTORS-1564
> Project: ManifoldCF
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Lucene/SOLR connector
>Reporter: Erlend Garåsen
>Assignee: Karl Wright
>Priority: Major
> Attachments: CONNECTORS-1564.patch
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> We should post preemptively in case the Solr server requires basic
> authentication. This will make the communication between ManifoldCF and Solr
> much more effective instead of the following:
> * Send a HTTP POST request to Solr
> * Solr sends a 401 response
> * Send the same request, but with a "{{Authorization: Basic}}" header
> With preemptive authentication, we can send the header in the first request.
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