Hello everyone,
I need to have some services communicate in a distributed and dynamic
manner and I was looking at distributed OSGI (DOSGI) and the Apache CFX
implementation. The DOSGI spec seems to leave discovery open and I am
looking for some means to do dynamic discovery over the network
Hi Teemu,
The API for discovery is defined by the OSGi Remote Services Admin
specification (chapter 122 in [1]). The API basically goes through the
EndpointListener.
In the CXF-DOSGi project this is implemented and backed by Zookeeper
as you say. There is a demo for this here:
I will be out of the office starting 30/09/2010 and will not return until
05/10/2010.
I will respond to your message when I return.
I'm trying to perform a mental mapping from what I know about SOAP to
what I know about JMS. Which, in the later case, is not as much as it
might be.
In a JMS-y sort of model, 'thing a' pushes a unit of work onto a
queue, and there are a school of (b) sharks looking for something to
do.
One of
Hi Benson,
if you have several consumers and want only one to react then pub/sub (topics)
is not the right solution. In your case you simply use one queue that all
consumers listen on. In jms normally the jms server will send to the present
consumers using some round robin scheme (or other
On Thursday 30 September 2010 10:15:22 am Benson Margulies wrote:
I'm trying to perform a mental mapping from what I know about SOAP to
what I know about JMS. Which, in the later case, is not as much as it
might be.
In a JMS-y sort of model, 'thing a' pushes a unit of work onto a
queue, and
I am trying to set elementFormDefault=qualified. I have read that to do
this I need to place a package-info.java in the package of the web service.
My package-info looks like this:
@javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlSchema(namespace = http://service.aps.bts.com;,
elementFormDefault =
Sergy,
I have run into a problem right off the bat. The class I need to extend,
AegisElementProvider, is included in CXF (cxf-bundle-minimal-2.2.9.jar which is
distributed with DOSGI-CXF 1.2). I need to reference this class from an OSGI
bundle. To do so within my Eclipse environment, I
I'm trying to wrap my head around the best way to do this in a jax-rs
application, using CXF...
What I'm trying to do is implement an authentication scheme, but in a way
that'll let me drop in something else when the powers that be determine what
the something else should be. My thinking is
Ok thanks for the reply.
Actually my Response object does not have only 1 field, it has more (i
simplified my example)
so 2) and 3) won't work.
For 1) yes it would work but actually i don't understand why by default 2
wrapping elements
are created for the response object (in Wrapped mode). As i
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