Is this something that is possible? I'm looking to do the same thing. We
would like to have internal traffic run on a separate port from the
externally visible port to make firewall rules easier. Is this something
that is possible?
I have defined two separate RouteBuilder classes each with their o
I have a CXF endpoint that is deserializing the XML received in to a POJO
(JAXB objects). This is all working just fine for us. Now we had a new
requirement come up to take a fragment of the received XML and audit it in a
particular way. What seems like the most ideal solution would be to use the
s
We are trying to use the CXF component to send web services requests were the
endpoint we will send to is not known ahead of time. Since we are not able
to configure these endpoints we are trying to create these endpoints
dynamically. I suppose my first question is whether or not this is the
correc
I realize this is a very old post, but I don't really see a concrete answer
to the questions from the OP. From what I can tell using a wildcard HTTP
conduit configuration does not work correctly when programmatically creating
a CxfEndpoint. Using that would be ideal, but even if that isn't possible
Thanks for the help, I will have to check out using the header override.
Thank you!
I found that the real problem I was having with the conduits is that it
doesn't seem like Camel is respecting the *.http-conduit wildcard pattern
for outgoing CXF connections. When I replace that wildcard with the
Is this still the case? I was hoping to have a CXF web service as well as a
Jetty Rest endpoint using the new rest DSL in Camel 2.14. Is there any way
to reuse the Jetty server? I would rather not have multiple ports for a
single JVM.
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