Hi, Simply put, I wish to produce SOAP objects onto a jms queue which can be read by a remote consumer. I will have sent the WSDL file to the remote consumer in advance (and will not publish the WSDL file via HTTP).
However I am not sure how to go about this since I will not need to create a HTTP web services port since all communication should take place in JMS (therefore can't see how a CXF endpoint would be used) One way to achieve this is to Marshall the SOAP object into plain XML before producing it (as text) to the JMS queue but then the client has to Unmarshall on the other side, perhaps manually. Is it possible using Camel (perhaps with CXF) to simply put the SOAP object on the queue and then the client (also a camel client) be able to consume this? If so, could you pls provide a rough example, in Spring route config if possible, on how the producer and consumer would handle this? Thanks a lot Andrew -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-send-one-way-SOAP-response-over-JMS-using-Camel-tp21871657s22882p21871657.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
