RE: How to act as TCP-client with Camel + Mina/Netty?

Well, I did implement my own custom endpoint with Mina. camel-mina or camel-netty didn't have the capability to act as TCP-client so I had to do it myself. From: Jean-Baptiste Onofré [via Camel] [mailto:ml-node+s465427n5758111...@n5.nabble.com] Sent: 27. lokakuuta 2014 18:26 To: Riipinen Petri

Returning a value to WS-client from blueprint route

I'm trying to create a camel route that mocks a SOAP-webservice in order to do testing from another application. I have the WSDL of the service interface and I've generated the classes with wsdl2java and that worked ok. My route looks currently like this: The route is exposed ok works partially

RE: Releasing CXF-endpoint port on context shutdown

Hello, Ok, I got an error in the Karaf-log once I try to get the WSDL the second time. So when I deploy my bundle into deploy-folder I can get the WSDL with: http: // localhost:9000/cisif?WSDL But then I remove the bundle, wait a while and then deploy it again and then try to get the WSDL with

RE: Releasing CXF-endpoint port on context shutdown

ember 28, 2012 at 3:31 PM, Urppa wrote: > I have a programmatic CamelContext and route configuration inside an > OSGi-bundle that I deploy on Karaf 2.3.0. There are no Blueprint/Spring > XML-files, this is all done programmatically because I need some > programmatic stuff before the

Releasing CXF-endpoint port on context shutdown

I have a programmatic CamelContext and route configuration inside an OSGi-bundle that I deploy on Karaf 2.3.0. There are no Blueprint/Spring XML-files, this is all done programmatically because I need some programmatic stuff before the route setup. The route has a CXF-endpoint offering a SOAP-webs

Best practise for deploying my app with Karaf

I'm working on an application that has roughly 6-8 OSGi-bundles written by us. Then we have around 40-50 OSGi-bundles as dependencies from our bundles. Our application environment will be internal network with no internet access. The Karaf-instances hosting the application will be running in quite

How to act as TCP-client with Camel + Mina/Netty?

I'm working on my first Camel-based integration project and have a question about integrating to an existing TCP-server (for which I don't have a source code so no changes can be done to it) with either Mina or Netty (not sure which is the better one to use for this). I've read the Camel in Action-