there a danger of
losing consistency? Will all threads that require the context property for
"working" have them or we will see some of those under some timing
conditions failing?
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reposting...but seems related to ..
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/cxf-commits/201002.mbox/%3c20100225012238.4853a2388...@eris.apache.org%3E
it seems related to that checkin. however, dan, please confirm.
creating cxf proxy and on multiple runs (~1) with executorservice
threads seed
CXF version 2.4.9
surefire plugin version 2.16 (forkCount = 1, reuseFork = true )
running on jenkins on linux system
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could you please look into this?
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is is leading.
is there a way to not let this happen?
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the URL as bytes=@B[ .
is this by design ( even when i have media-type defined as text/plain ) ?
the cxf-version i am using is 2.4.0 ( but i have tried it with cxf-2.4.2,..,
cxf-2.5.2 )
any pointers to this would be nice.
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; cxf-2.4.0 and
commons-pool-1.5.5 used by cxf-2.4.0 and not used by cxf-2.4.2 ).
anyone have a clue what went on?
anyone else had similar issues?
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to our case and might help others too.
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Hi Sergey,
you are right. This use case is rather strange and actually not
xml-compliant. It can be considered a non-xml legacy (ie., xml-looking
but not xml) application connecting case.
I heard of a similar use case for the outboun
Just to clarify. The test case above fails today.
The possible enhancement to InTransformReader is what i was suggesting
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generate may not even be specific..
from vendor -
Y
what we need - something like :
http://schemas.w3c.org/W3C";>Y
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@Test
public void testSpecificNS() throws Exception
{
String input = "";
InputStream i
Aware( of course, the inner class extends
ClientProxyFactoryBean ..) and still get the same exception.
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xception.
any ideas of would be helpful here.
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nse objects - somewhat miraculously :)
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ement some servlet lifecycle methods
(doGet, doPost..?)
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host both of these endpoints within SI, so that i can run them
w/o changing any of my code. there'd be no tomcat container( except maybe to
bootstrap SI ).
what's the best way i can do this?
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under AMQP broker.
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Sergei :
my apologies - and thank you for the correction !!
i completely agree with you , for the input what we have currently suffices
( even adding of prefixes within cxf chain interceptors poses no threats as
jaxb impls in cxf do what's required! )
You abzolutellly Rock!!!
if you ever do make
paces.
why can't we have this?
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thanks sergei.
in the case of enterprise where a payload has just one namespace, a prefix
seems redundant.
and yes , the response payload is huge..:(
how does one add a defaultNamespace property for incoming messages?
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ok - just to close the loop .
what was happening is specific to cxf-2.4.0 and it's a bug that's been fixed
in cxf-2.4.1-SNAPSHOT as given below.
http://cxf.547215.n5.nabble.com/quot-Stream-is-closed-quot-Exception-when-upgrade-from-CXF-2-3-3-to-CXF-2-4-0-td4385277.html
cxf stream is closed early
.
is there something i am missing?
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Sergei:
when i use the StaxTransformFeature for stripping out - the loggingoutbound
interceptor displays the stripped out xml , but the outputstream has no
data.
is there something i am missing?
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thank you willem.
i am evaluating apache camel too. any idea how spring-integration differs
from camel? it seems camel is also based on spring. while camel seems to be
pure "connector" from one protocol to another with some processing
capability , spring-integration seems to do a bit more?
rega
i started looking at Spring Integration so that I can have AMQP support.
however, currently i am fully invested in apache-cxf and working on
providing jms support ( with cxf-2.4.0 ) on a framework code.
so question :
if i am using Spring Integration do i still need apache-cxf? if the answer
is ye
Hi Sergey
thanks for showing me what to do with the incoming message - on a side note
is it not
possible to have no prefixed based xml for incoming too , with just
defaultNamespace ?
i know cxf's parsers will handle the xml example you had...but if the xml is
huge the readability
is great withou
>Is there any reason you are not using inTransformElements property ?
actually , i didn't get around to doing this since i was testing the
outgoing functionality but , yes this is something i need to do.
i configure an incoming XML Namespace Interceptor that will add a namespace
to the root eleme
thanks sergey for the explanation - i use the StaxTransformFeature
assymetrically as i illustrate below.
in my scenario, the server is obviously pretending to be a soap service (
i.e it has wsdls ) but the payload doesn't comply to the xsds w.r.t
namespaces. in fact , this is a third party vendor.
hi sergey:
thanks for valuable changes - in 2.2.4 i had custom stream writer to
remove these namespaces by hijacking the output stream.
with the StaxTransformFeature and at the USER_LOGICAL space adding
message.put( "soap.env.ns.map" , nsMap); i am able to completely control
what goes out and int
hi sergei:
thanks for these changes - in 2.2.4 i had custom stream writer to remove
these namespaces by hijacking the output stream.
with the StaxTransformFeature and at the USER_LOGICAL space adding
message.put( "soap.env.ns.map" , nsMap); i am able to completely control
what goes out and into t
Sergey Beryozkin-5 wrote:
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> Hi
>
> On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 12:07 AM, cogitate <monish.u...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> hi sergei :
>> i am thinking more in terms of
>> 1. RESTfulie =>
>> https://github.com/caelum/restfulie
>> ht
hi sergei :
i am thinking more in terms of
1. RESTfulie =>
https://github.com/caelum/restfulie
http://restfulie.caelum.com.br/
yes which basically supports "links" with every entity or model.
2. Jersey =>
the support here is a bit more sophisticated , supports "Links" using
header
We are fully invested in CXF for supporting payloads of various types - not
just Webservices but also RESTful services. However , for RESTful services
we want to have "hypermedia" support.
Currently it seems CXF isn't supporting this and we are under pressure to go
to "Jersey" - however, i wouldn
commit some code like this so everyone having "namespace" "prefix"
"Urinamespace" issues have a solution once and for all.
regards.
cogitate wrote:
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> i am writing a pure-xml service and followed all the instructions for
> writing an xml service
> http:
i am writing a pure-xml service and followed all the instructions for writing
an xml service
http://cxf.apache.org/docs/pure-xml.html
i have looked at this :
http://old.nabble.com/Removing-XML-namespaces-and-prefixes-td24457677.html#a24457677
i have the service interface setup as Doc/Literal/Bar
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