I have now changed my client to be a JaxWS Proxy and this works fine, however
the cxf client proxy injects XML messages into the route (sends to the camel
context over a cxf bus). Can I somehow have the client send it as POJOs
instead, so that I can process the POJOs in the route before sending the
Willem, thanks for the clarification.
Lars
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If you want to send the message smartly, you can do the work like this
form("direct:logical").to("cxf:bean:clientEndpoint");
from("direct:physical").to("……")
You can specify the clientEndpoint Address to be "camel://direct:physical",
then the second camel route can route the request dynamically
Do you mean something like this:
from("cxf:bean:nameofendpointbean").to(..
What address do I put on the endpoint bean ?
What adress do I specify in the cxf client ?
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CXF transport just handle the message as Stream, if you want to use POJO data
format s the camel-cxf does. You can configure the cxfEndpoint to use the camel
transport.
Then you may need to define two camel route , one is for the logical
view(marshaling and unmarshaling the SOAP message), the o
Hi Willem,
that helped a lot. I am now getting the request message to the route that
receives the request from the cxf client. It is of type java.IO.InputStream,
how do I make it into a structure where I can read the xml elements, i.e.
similar to PAYLOAD format? Can I convert it back to POJO (not
Here is some unit tests[1][2][3] those you can take a look.
You just need to make sure the CamelTransportFactory which you get from CXF Bus
is injected with right camel context.
[1]https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/camel/trunk/components/camel-cxf-transport/src/test/java/org/apache/camel/component
Hi Lars,
Current you have to use Spring to configure the camel transport for the CXF
client, if you want to do it with pure Java you have to manage the CXF Bus
yourself.
I will try to write an example to show you how to do it with pure Java, when I
get some time later today.
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Thanks,
do you know where I can find an example how to do this that are in pure Java
(no Spring) ?
Thanks Lars
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It looks like you just need to route the soap message to different service
location dynamically.
I think you can try out the camel transport for CXF[1]
[1]http://camel.apache.org/camel-transport-for-cxf.html
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The general pattern is:
Application -> Java service interface -> SOAP client -> Routing {
dynamically determine address and transport method, attach transport
specific headers } -> Send to (dynamically selected service location)
... and I would like to do this using Java (i.e. no Spring)
Thank
I'm not sure what kind of processing you are doing, but if you can setup right
message header (operation name) and message body, you should have no trouble to
invoke the service.
Maybe you can show us, you want prepare the SOAP message for invocation.
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