Hi fachhoch,
the example Willem mentioned is good matching case you could consider to
walk through. However in that example there's no asynchronous invocation of
the banks (which's apparently what you want to have) as multicast() invokes
the endpoints one after the other, so that in your case you
It you take a look at the loan-broker example[1], you can see we could
send the request to multiple web services at the same time, that could
also some some time :)
[1]http://camel.apache.org/loan-broker-example.html
On 12/8/11 11:22 PM, fachhoch wrote:
I call a webservice for my application
Or for using cxf, you can also use JAX-WS asynchronous invocation
model directly, which allows the client thread to continue after
making a two-way invocation without being blocked while awaiting a
response from the server, you can check jaxws_async example shipped
with cxf kit to get more det
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 4:22 PM, fachhoch wrote:
> I call a webservice for my application for a user action, I have spring,cxf
> client , I use this client to call the webservice, now our requirement added
> new webservice call , so I have to call two webservices , the old one and
> the new one, m
sure, take a look at this EIP...http://camel.apache.org/scatter-gather.html
fachhoch wrote
>
> I call a webservice for my application for a user action, I have
> spring,cxf client , I use this client to call the webservice, now our
> requirement added new webservice call , so I have to call t
