No personal reasons for use spring remoting.. jejeje , just a legacy
system.
I think that is exposed as a normal http service, and i think that i should
consider use another interface as you said.
I will try for a few hours more in this way, after that i going to change
the strategy to obtain difer
I didn't use spring remoting until now (and I think this component isn't
use very often)...
Any specific reason why do use spring remoting?
Are you able to use camel-cxf (if this interface is exposed as JAX-WS or
JAX-RS service) or camel-http4 (if this interface is exposed as a "normal"
HTTP servi
I made a little changes and i think that im a little bit closer.
1) I didnt have the camel-http dependency (big mistake)
jms:INCOMING.MAIN.QUEUE
bean:spring.remote
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring"; autoStartup="true" trace="true">
Thanks for your reply Chrisitan.
When i try to invoke the exception that appens is
: org.apache.camel.NoSuchBeanException: No bean could be found in the
registry for: http://localhost:9911/tomcat-xxx/moduleService
Dont know why...
Code.
http://localhost:9911/tomcat-xxx/m
This component is documented at [1].
Do you have any issues?
[1] http://camel.apache.org/spring-remoting.html
Best,
Christian
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Software Integration Specialist
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Hi everybody.
I´m developing my first examples with Camel and Spring remoting , but
unfortunately with no success.
I have a external app exposing services , wich is a tomcat.
But i don´t have clearly how i must connect to the service, i supose that
will be something like this.
