RE: How to hook soap to a JMS server?
Hello, I've been looking at exactly the same thing and worked on something using SwiftMQ JMS (although the actual JMS implementation wouldn't make any difference). However I eventually ended up using something to convert the http request from SOAP into a JMS text message - outside of SOAP, this is because I'm waiting to see JAXM does first! If you have money and don't want to code it yourself FioranoMQ have a JMS extension which uses SOAP messages which can be bought. Cheers, Neil Benn Automation Informatics Scientist Cambridge Antibody Technology -Original Message- From: William Brogden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 04 October 2001 11:40 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: How to hook soap to a JMS server? Ong Boon Pang wrote: > > Hi, > > This is the idea I have... A soap client sends a soap message requests > to a JMS server's inQueue/Topic using standard soap object. On the server > end, A soap service listen to the JMS server for a soap message. Process > the request, send its reply to JMS server outQueue/Topic. Client picks up > the reply using standard soap object. > > Have anyone tried to connect the apache SOAP-Message portion to > any JMS server? I just finished doing similar experiments, but with a free-standing client sending a SOAP message as the content of a TextMessage. Also did something similar with JavaSpaces. The only problem is that (just like with a database) establishing a connection is time consuming so for fast response you would need to keep a connection pool. -- WBB - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Java Cert mock exams http://www.lanw.com/java/javacert/ Author of Java Developer's Guide to Servlets and JSP ISBN 0-7821-2809-2
Re: How to hook soap to a JMS server?
Ong Boon Pang wrote: > > Hi, > > This is the idea I have... A soap client sends a soap message requests > to a JMS server's inQueue/Topic using standard soap object. On the server > end, A soap service listen to the JMS server for a soap message. Process > the request, send its reply to JMS server outQueue/Topic. Client picks up > the reply using standard soap object. > > Have anyone tried to connect the apache SOAP-Message portion to > any JMS server? I just finished doing similar experiments, but with a free-standing client sending a SOAP message as the content of a TextMessage. Also did something similar with JavaSpaces. The only problem is that (just like with a database) establishing a connection is time consuming so for fast response you would need to keep a connection pool. -- WBB - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Java Cert mock exams http://www.lanw.com/java/javacert/ Author of Java Developer's Guide to Servlets and JSP ISBN 0-7821-2809-2
Re: How to hook soap to a JMS server?
Hi Ong, Yes, the idea you mention is precisely one of the scenarios we are implementing, as a SOAP interface on our iBus//Mobile product (http://www.softwired-inc.com/products/mobile/mobile.html). We already have the basic prototypes running; iBus//Mobile uses a standard JMS provider - e.g. the iBus//MessageServer, BEA Weblogic. Using this architecture, we can integrate diverse clients (mobile devices, Java clients, non-Java clients) with the JMS backend services with the SOAP & .NET services. All using the JMS as the consistent, end-to-end paradigm. iBus//Mobile R3.0 will be released 1Q 2002, with the above feature in place. Ciao Rupal Ong Boon Pang wrote: > > Hi, > > This is the idea I have... A soap client sends a soap message requests > to a JMS server's inQueue/Topic using standard soap object. On the server > end, A soap service listen to the JMS server for a soap message. Process > the request, send its reply to JMS server outQueue/Topic. Client picks up > the reply using standard soap object. > > Have anyone tried to connect the apache SOAP-Message portion to > any JMS server? > > This will complete the SOAP message portion for adapting to MOM model. > Like the latest Message EJB standard. This is how we can get away from > using most of the EJB features. Hence, avoiding paying handsome amount > for a EJB Application Server like iPlanet, WebLogic in most cases. > > I am still new in Apache SOAP (only 2/3 weeks), however the message part > of soap that can talk to a smtp / pop server makes JMS not too impossible. > > Please help. > > cheers, > Boon Pang > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Rupal Majmudar Software Architect [EMAIL PROTECTED] Softwired Inc. www.softwired-inc.com Technoparkstrasse 1, CH-8005 Zurich, Switzerland tel +41-1-4452370 * fax +41-1-4452372 * e2e Java Messaging, Pure and Simple. * ** Latest news: http://www.softwired-inc.com/news/news.html ** *** Go Wireless: Shipping NOW: iBus//Mobile 2.1 ***
