The http conduit is a cxf abstraction for configuring a http URL connection
so its not anything magical. You cannot use this in a non cxf client.
For a c or .net client you would make use of whatever http or web service
client frameworks that are available
The thing to remember is that between t
Hi Faz,
First off I'm no CXF expert, so please take these suggestions with a grain of
salt. Personally I'd recommend using JSON instead of XML if you have the
luxury of designing both client and server portions from scratch. JSON simply
has the most momentum behind it; most folks are moving a
Hi,
I need make HTTPS WS calls based on different WSS security credentials.
Because I am having different WS token, I need to create a pool of proxies
to avoid threading issues.
I have tried multiple methods of creating pools and they are failing on the
second create call.
I tried using the non
Thanks Andrei,
just one thing, now I have the new fault how do I return it? The
handleMessage(SoapMessage message) method returns a void so do I just throw the
new SOAPFaultException or if not, how do I set the new fault in the message
param?
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Hi,
Regarding the first question you can do something like:
fault = (SOAPFactory.newInstance()).createFault();
fault.setFaultString(BUSINESS_FAULT_STRING);
String errorString = businessException.getMessage();
Any idea on this please?
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Okie, to be more precise..
Actually we will have multiple clients accessing our WS created via CXF. By
multiple clients, it can be clients written in diff. programming languages
i.e C, .Net, Java etc. So from Java prespective am pretty much fine with
this setup. All I need to know is, can this cxf
Hi Narel,
Did the upgrade fix the issue? Were you trying to process the attachment in
.net client?
My scenario: We are using 2.2 version of CXF. Have not used attachment
before. For the first time going to try sending attachments. Any good
example would be helpful.
Also looking for any tips
i thought it was a typo. but when you say it was not, that doesn't
really clarify the situation.
if you are writing a C based client from scratch and creating sockets
by yourself, you are the one to decide whether to reuse the same
configuration option as cxf (i.e., the http-conduit configuration)
By C, I mean the client being written in C program. Just to rephrase, can the
http-conduit setting be done using the C program , as this is what will
consume my Java service?Hope its clear now, please let me know if u need
further info!
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1) "RequireClientCertificate" means that the service endpoint must be
configured to require a client certificate + must be set up with a
trustManager. For example, if you are using Jetty (lines 50 -> 70):
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/cxf/branches/2.7.x-fixes/systests/ws-security/src/test/resources
not sure what you meant by the "C client".
you need to configure the relevant connection properties for your client.
and the http-conduit setting is for cxf and it can be configured in
xml (spring or blueprint) or programmatically in java, as described in
the page that I mentioned.
regards, aki
Hi All,I was successful in setting up the WS-security with SSL, along with
UsernameToken(PasswordDigest) with the below code snippet.All this works
good, Now i would like to know few here...1. What in CXF should be done, if
I change the *RequireClientCertificate *to true in *HttpsToken* ?2. I need
Thanks Aki, I will give it a try.Meanwhile, I'm planning to have a C client
for the Java service, would the http-conduit config in xml be the same for
that as well or do we need to do anything specific. Please suggest!
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